reddit-digest

Fetches top posts from AI subreddits and generates a daily curated digest.

Updated Mar 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/guizonatto/myopen-claw --skill reddit-digest-guizonatto
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Skill: reddit-digest
Source: https://github.com/guizonatto/myopen-claw/tree/main/skills/reddit-digest
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/guizonatto/myopen-claw --skill reddit-digest-guizonatto

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Manually checking multiple AI subreddits every day is time-consuming and inconsistent. This Skill automates the collection of top posts from selected subreddits and delivers a curated daily digest tailored to your preferences. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Automated Subreddit Aggregation: Pulls top posts from r/ArtificalIntelligence, r/ClaudeAI, r/CursorAI, r/OpenAI, and r/OpenClawUseCases using Reddit's JSON/API endpoints. - Preference Learning: Maintains a dedicated memory of your feedback (e.g., no memes) and refines digest curation over time based on your daily ratings. - Scheduled Daily Delivery: Runs every day at 5pm and asks for your feedback on the digest to continuously improve selection. - Use Case: A solo founder tracking AI news receives a 5pm digest of the top AI subreddit posts, filtered to exclude memes and low-value content based on past feedback. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run the reddit-digest skill and show today's top posts from the configured AI subreddits.

Frequently Asked Questions about reddit-digest

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I get a daily digest of top Reddit posts?

Configure the subreddits you want to track and let the skill fetch top posts via Reddit's JSON/API endpoints. It runs daily at 5pm and delivers an organized digest of the top performing posts.

How to filter out unwanted content like memes from a Reddit digest?

Give feedback on each daily digest and the skill saves your preferences as rules in a dedicated memory. Future digests apply these rules, such as excluding memes, to improve curation.

Does this Reddit digest use web search to find posts?

No, it uses Reddit JSON/API pages as the default source and explicitly avoids Tavily or generic web search for discovering posts. Web fetch is reserved only for enriching external links already selected.

Can I customize which subreddits are included in the digest?

Yes, the subreddit list is defined in the skill instructions and can be edited. By default it covers r/ArtificalIntelligence, r/ClaudeAI, r/CursorAI, r/OpenAI, and r/OpenClawUseCases.

What happens if Reddit is not accessible through the API?

The skill's tool policy says to avoid using a browser unless Reddit becomes inaccessible through the lightweight JSON/API path. In that case, browser-based fetching is the fallback option.