Agent skill
reddit-reader
Search Reddit posts and comments with PullPush, then return citation-safe findings with direct Reddit URLs.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/iamhenry/ai-project-starter-kit/tree/main/.opencode/skills/reddit-reader
SKILL.md
Reddit Reader
Use PullPush, not scrapi_reddit or the official Reddit API.
Working endpoints
- Posts:
GET https://api.pullpush.io/reddit/search/submission/?q=<query>&subreddit=<sub>&size=<n> - Comments:
GET https://api.pullpush.io/reddit/search/comment/?q=<query>&subreddit=<sub>&size=<n>
Workflow
- Search posts when you want themes, titles, and demand signals.
- Search comments when you want pain points and exact language.
- Prefer a subreddit filter when the niche is known.
- Sort or filter results by
score,created_utc, and relevance to the query. - Build the direct URL as
https://reddit.com+permalink.
Return shape
{"text":"...","author":"...","timestamp":"...","engagementScore":0,"directUrl":"https://reddit.com/...","source":"reddit"}
Mapping
text=title + selftextfor posts, orbodyfor commentsauthor=authortimestamp= ISO-8601 fromcreated_utcengagementScore=scoredirectUrl=https://reddit.com+permalink
What does not work
scrapi_redditis blocked from our VPS with 403s- Official Reddit API requires OAuth and is unnecessary here
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