market-research-analysts-and-marketing-specialists-131161 Pulls real posts and comments from a subreddit and synthesizes them into a cited markdown knowledge document, rather than answering from memory. Use whenever a request pairs a subreddit ("r/anything", "that sub", "the community") with a question, debate, comparison, or body of accumulated wisdom — for example "what does r/selfhosted actually think about proxmox vs unraid", "go through the top posts of r/X and find the recurring patterns", "settle this argument with real threads", "mine r/X for quotes I can cite", or "collect what r/X knows into a doc with links so I can verify". This applies even when the user never says "research", "scrape", or "knowledge base", and even when they mostly describe their own problem (pricing, hardware, tooling) and mention the subreddit only in passing. Not for writing posts aimed at Reddit, PRAW or Reddit API code, karma and account questions, monitoring or alerting on new posts, summarizing a single linked thread, or analyzing non-Reddit data.
2026-07-09