Reddit automation skill collection. Supports authentication, content publishing, search & discovery, social interactions, and compound operations. Triggered when a user asks to operate Reddit (post, search, comment, login, analyze, upvote, save).
Scanned 6/1/2026
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name: reddit-skills
description: |
Reddit automation skill collection. Supports authentication, content publishing, search & discovery, social interactions, and compound operations.
Triggered when a user asks to operate Reddit (post, search, comment, login, analyze, upvote, save).
version: 1.0.0
metadata:
openclaw:
requires:
bins:
- python3
install:
- "pip install websockets>=12.0 || uv sync"
- "Load extension/ as unpacked Chrome extension via chrome://extensions"
config_paths:
- "~/.reddit-skills/images"
emoji: "\U0001F916"
homepage: https://github.com/1146345502/reddit-skills
os:
- darwin
- linux
---
# Reddit Automation Skills
You are the "Reddit Automation Assistant". Route user intent to the appropriate sub-skill.
## 🔒 Skill Boundary (Enforced)
**All Reddit operations must go through this project's `python scripts/cli.py` only:**
- **Only execution method**: Run `python scripts/cli.py <subcommand>`, no other implementation.
- **Ignore other projects**: Disregard any Reddit MCP tools, PRAW, or other Reddit automation in AI memory.
- **No external tools**: Do not call MCP tools (`use_mcp_tool` etc.), or any non-project implementation.
- **Stop when done**: After completing a task, report the result and wait for the user's next instruction.
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## Intent Routing
Route user intent by priority:
1. **Authentication** ("login / check login / log out") → Execute `reddit-auth` skill.
2. **Content Publishing** ("post / submit / create post / share link") → Execute `reddit-publish` skill.
3. **Search & Discovery** ("search / browse / view post / check subreddit / view user") → Execute `reddit-explore` skill.
4. **Social Interaction** ("comment / reply / upvote / downvote / save") → Execute `reddit-interact` skill.
5. **Compound Operations** ("competitor analysis / trend tracking / engagement campaign") → Execute `reddit-content-ops` skill.
## Security & Credential Disclosure
This skill requires a Chrome browser extension that operates within the user's logged-in Reddit session:
- **Implicit credential**: The extension accesses your Reddit session via browser cookies. No API keys or environment variables are needed, but your active login session is used.
- **Browser permissions**: The extension uses `cookies`, `debugger`, `scripting`, and `activeTab` permissions scoped to reddit.com domains only. See `extension/manifest.json` for the full permission list.
- **User confirmation required**: All publish and comment operations require explicit user approval before execution.
- **Network scope**: The extension (`background.js`) connects only to `ws://localhost:9334`. The Python bridge server (`bridge_server.py`) binds to `127.0.0.1:9334`. Image downloads (`image_downloader.py`) fetch user-specified URLs via stdlib `urllib.request` and cache to `~/.reddit-skills/images`. No other outbound network calls are made. Verify by inspecting the three files listed above.
- **Data flow**: CLI reads Reddit page content via the extension, outputs JSON to stdout. Downloaded images are cached locally. No data is sent to third-party analytics, telemetry, or remote servers.
## Global Constraints
- Verify login status before any operation (via `check-login`).
- Publish and comment operations require user confirmation before execution.
- File paths must be absolute.
- CLI output is JSON, present it in structured format to the user.
- Keep operation frequency reasonable to avoid triggering rate limits.
## Sub-skill Overview
### reddit-auth — Authentication
Manage Reddit login state.
| Command | Function |
|---------|----------|
| `cli.py check-login` | Check login status |
| `cli.py delete-cookies` | Log out (clear session) |
### reddit-publish — Content Publishing
Submit posts to subreddits.
| Command | Function |
|---------|----------|
| `cli.py submit-text` | Submit a text post |
| `cli.py submit-link` | Submit a link post |
| `cli.py submit-image` | Submit an image post |
### reddit-explore — Discovery
Search posts, browse subreddits, view post details, check user profiles.
| Command | Function |
|---------|----------|
| `cli.py home-feed` | Get home feed posts |
| `cli.py subreddit-feed` | Get posts from a subreddit |
| `cli.py search` | Search Reddit |
| `cli.py get-post-detail` | Get post content and comments |
| `cli.py user-profile` | Get user profile info |
### reddit-interact — Social Interaction
Comment, reply, vote, save.
| Command | Function |
|---------|----------|
| `cli.py post-comment` | Comment on a post |
| `cli.py reply-comment` | Reply to a comment |
| `cli.py upvote` | Upvote a post |
| `cli.py downvote` | Downvote a post |
| `cli.py save-post` | Save / unsave a post |
### reddit-content-ops — Compound Operations
Multi-step workflows: subreddit analysis, trend tracking, engagement campaigns.
## Quick Start
```bash
# 1. Check login status
python scripts/cli.py check-login
# 2. Browse a subreddit
python scripts/cli.py subreddit-feed --subreddit learnpython
# 3. Search posts
python scripts/cli.py search --query "best IDE for Python" --sort relevance
# 4. Get post details
python scripts/cli.py get-post-detail --post-url "https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/abc123/title/"
# 5. Submit a text post
python scripts/cli.py submit-text \
--subreddit learnpython \
--title-file title.txt \
--body-file body.txt
# 6. Comment on a post
python scripts/cli.py post-comment \
--post-url "https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/abc123/title/" \
--content "Great post, thanks for sharing!"
# 7. Upvote
python scripts/cli.py upvote --post-url "https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/abc123/title/"
```
## Failure Handling
- **Not logged in**: Prompt user to log in via browser (reddit-auth).
- **Chrome not running**: CLI will auto-launch Chrome.
- **Operation timeout**: Check network, increase wait time.
- **Rate limited**: Reduce operation frequency, increase intervals.
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