Search Reddit for posts, comments, communities, and users by URLs or keywords. Control results with sort and time filters, include or skip comments and user activity, and cap the number of items. Get a table with content, author, community, engagement, media, links, and timestamps; then filter and generate additional columns with AI. Ideal for brand monitoring, market research, and trend analysis.
Skills
Search Reddit
Find posts, comments, communities, or users from Reddit using start URLs or keyword searches with sort and date filters.
Examples
Find the 10 newest posts about 'customer onboarding' sorted by date with comments skipped.
Get posts and comments mentioning 'AI regulation' from the last week across r/technology and r/politics.
Retrieve top posts from r/datascience this month with up to 10 comments per post.
Fetch user activity for a shortlist of profiles and include only their posts (skip user comments).
Filter Table
Filter an initial table, a filtered table, or a generated table with AI. Explain what table you want to filter, and what rows you want to keep or remove.
Examples
Keep only posts from the last 24 hours with upVotes ≥ 100 and exclude NSFW.
Exclude meme posts; keep items mentioning 'case study' in r/marketing or r/Entrepreneur.
Keep comments containing 'error' or 'stack trace' in r/learnpython and r/Python.
Generate Table
Create a derived table from Reddit results with selected columns and new fields for prioritization or analysis.
Examples
Generate a table with title, community, author, upVotes, numberOfComments, url, and a 'sentiment' column.
Add columns for 'topic category' (AI/Finance/DevOps), 'isQuestion' (yes/no), and a 1‑line summary.
Build a shortlist of communities with name, numberOfMembers, url, and 'relevance score' (0–100).
