reddit-skills

Reddit workflow automation is coordinated by routing user intents to specialized sub-skills for auth, publish, explore, interact, and content operations. It manages cross-skill state, error handling, and end-to-end task orchestration within a single logged-in browser session.

Yes, a locally running bridge server and the Reddit Bridge extension are required to execute Reddit automation tasks. The CLI entry point dispatches user intents to the correct sub-skill, which then operates within the authenticated browser session.

Intent routing dispatches user requests to the appropriate sub-skill among reddit-auth, reddit-publish, reddit-explore, reddit-interact, and reddit-content-ops based on the detected intent. This ensures each task is handled by the specialized module designed for that specific Reddit operation.

Yes, the CLI entry point dispatches Reddit publishing and interaction tasks while enforcing safe operations. It requires login checks and user confirmations before executing actions like publishing or commenting, and applies rate-limiting considerations to prevent API abuse.

Limitations include dependency on a locally running bridge server and the Reddit Bridge extension, mandatory user confirmations for sensitive actions like publishing, and enforced rate-limiting considerations to comply with Reddit's API constraints and prevent account restrictions.

The best way to coordinate compound Reddit content operations is using the intent routing skill to manage cross-skill workflows. It handles state persistence, error recovery, and sequential task execution across authentication, exploration, interaction, and analysis sub-skills automatically.