What problem does it solve? Reading Reddit from scripts often fails because Reddit's anti-bot layer blocks plain curl requests, and publishing posts safely requires authenticated access, subreddit rule checks, and explicit user approval before anything goes live. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Reddit Reading: Fetch subreddit listings, search results, threads, and comments through public JSON endpoints, the authenticated OAuth API, or a logged-in browser session. - Authenticated Posting: Create text or link posts (with optional flair) through a Reddit script app using the password grant, with credentials kept only in environment variables. - Safe Publishing Workflow: Drafts are shown for explicit approval, subreddit rules are checked first, and the live post is verified afterward. - Use Case: Ask the agent to research a topic across relevant subreddits, summarize the top threads, then draft and publish a discussion post to r/yourcommunity after you approve the exact title and body. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to search Reddit for discussions about your topic and draft a post to a chosen subreddit for your approval.