Find the 3-5 best Reddit comment opportunities right now and log them to the Notion Karma Building DB. The goal is speed: Greg should be commenting within 10-20 minutes of running this skill.

When to Invoke

Via slash command: /karma-run
When the user asks for a "karma run", "find reddit posts to comment on", or similar

Workflow

Step 1: Fetch Rising Posts

Use curl with the Reddit JSON API to fetch rising/new posts from these subreddit groups:

# HIGH KARMA potential (large audiences, viral potential)
curl -s -H "User-Agent: beanies-karma-run/1.0" \
  "https://old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/rising/.json?limit=25"

# TARGET COMMUNITY (builds local reputation in subs we'll eventually post in)
curl -s -H "User-Agent: beanies-karma-run/1.0" \
  "https://old.reddit.com/r/daddit+Parenting+personalfinance/rising/.json?limit=15"

# TECH / MAKER (authentic expertise)
curl -s -H "User-Agent: beanies-karma-run/1.0" \
  "https://old.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips+NoStupidQuestions+todayilearned+ExperiencedDevs+webdev/rising/.json?limit=20"

Parse each response with Python to extract: title, subreddit, score, num_comments, age in minutes, permalink.

Step 2: Filter for Best Opportunities

Apply these filters to find the top 3-5 posts:

Ideal post characteristics:

Posted 15 min - 4 hours ago (fresh enough to be early)
Rising momentum: score > 5 for smaller subs, score > 50 for large subs (r/AskReddit)
Low comment count relative to score (not yet saturated)
Topic matches Greg's expertise areas (see below)
NOT political, controversial, or NSFW

Greg's expertise areas (filter for these):

Parenting 3 boys (ages 5, 7, 9), family logistics, kids' activities
Solo parenting during wife's business trips (2-3 week stretches)
Software engineering, IT consulting, vibe coding with AI
Personal finance, family budgeting, multi-currency (lives in Hong Kong)
Entrepreneurship, building side projects, startup experience
General dad life, work-life balance, working parents
Tech industry opinions, career advice
Universal human experiences (food, memories, humor)

Scoring heuristic:

Posts in target community subs (r/daddit, r/Parenting) get priority even with lower scores
r/AskReddit posts with < 100 comments and > 100 score are ideal (riding the wave early)
LPT/TIL posts with < 10 comments and rising score are high-value
Any post where Greg has a unique angle (dad of 3, HK expat, IT consultant) scores higher

Step 3: Present Opportunities

For each of the top 3-5 posts, present:

### 1. r/SubredditName — "Post Title"
**[Score pts, N comments, Xm old]**
https://reddit.com/r/subreddit/comments/id/slug/

**Why this is a good opportunity:** [1 sentence — why it's rising, why the comment count is good]
**Comment angle:** [2-3 sentences — the angle Greg should take, NOT a full draft. Greg writes in his own voice.]

End with a recommendation of which 2-3 to prioritize.

Step 4: Log to Notion Karma Building DB

After presenting the opportunities, add each one to the Notion Karma Building DB.

Database details:

Database ID: 32f247d9-a99f-8000-9be4-c939bb1ef690
Parent page: 32f247d9-a99f-81cf-8b2d-f336b80f422a (Reddit Karma Building)

Use mcp__notion__API-post-page to create each entry with:

{
  "parent": { "database_id": "32f247d9-a99f-8000-9be4-c939bb1ef690" },
  "properties": {
    "Name": { "title": [{ "text": { "content": "<post title truncated to 80 chars>" } }] },
    "Subreddit": { "select": { "name": "r/<subreddit>" } },
    "Link": { "url": "<full reddit URL>" },
    "Draft Comment": { "rich_text": [{ "text": { "content": "<the comment angle suggestion>" } }] },
    "Posted": { "checkbox": false },
    "Tier": { "select": { "name": "<tier>" } }
  }
}

Tier mapping:

r/AskReddit, r/todayilearned, r/LifeProTips with high momentum → "1 - High ROI"
r/daddit, r/Parenting, r/personalfinance, r/ExperiencedDevs → "2 - Strong"
Everything else → "3 - Quick Win"

Subreddit select options (existing in the DB — add new ones as needed): r/ExperiencedDevs, r/technology, r/personalfinance, r/programming, r/LifeProTips, r/NoStupidQuestions, r/todayilearned, r/mildlyinfuriating, r/webdev, r/Showerthoughts, r/mildlyinteresting, r/AskReddit, r/pics, r/AskParents, r/SideProject, r/daddit, r/Parenting

Step 5: Summary

End with:

Total opportunities logged: N
Reminder: "Mark 'Posted' checkbox in Notion after commenting"
Current karma status if the user mentions it

Rules

SPEED IS EVERYTHING. The whole point is to get Greg commenting on fresh posts. Don't over-analyze — present good-enough opportunities fast.
No full draft comments. Only provide an angle/hook. Greg writes in his own voice.
No links, no app mentions, no self-promotion in any suggested comment angles. This is pure karma building.
Mix subreddits: Always include at least 1 high-karma sub AND 1 target community sub.
Skip posts that are: political/partisan, NSFW, already saturated (100+ comments on small subs), too old (6+ hours), or topics Greg has no authentic angle on.
If Reddit API fails: Fall back to WebSearch or suggest Greg check reddit.com/r/daddit+AskReddit+Parenting/rising/ manually.
Log to Notion every time. This creates a trackable history of karma building efforts.

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name	karma-run
description	Daily Reddit karma run — find 3-5 best rising post opportunities, present with comment angles, and log to Notion

karma-run — Daily Reddit Karma Run

Find the 3-5 best Reddit comment opportunities right now and log them to the Notion Karma Building DB. The goal is speed: Greg should be commenting within 10-20 minutes of running this skill.

When to Invoke

Via slash command: /karma-run
When the user asks for a "karma run", "find reddit posts to comment on", or similar

Workflow

Step 1: Fetch Rising Posts

Use curl with the Reddit JSON API to fetch rising/new posts from these subreddit groups:

# HIGH KARMA potential (large audiences, viral potential)
curl -s -H "User-Agent: beanies-karma-run/1.0" \
  "https://old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/rising/.json?limit=25"

# TARGET COMMUNITY (builds local reputation in subs we'll eventually post in)
curl -s -H "User-Agent: beanies-karma-run/1.0" \
  "https://old.reddit.com/r/daddit+Parenting+personalfinance/rising/.json?limit=15"

# TECH / MAKER (authentic expertise)
curl -s -H "User-Agent: beanies-karma-run/1.0" \
  "https://old.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips+NoStupidQuestions+todayilearned+ExperiencedDevs+webdev/rising/.json?limit=20"

Parse each response with Python to extract: title, subreddit, score, num_comments, age in minutes, permalink.

Step 2: Filter for Best Opportunities

Apply these filters to find the top 3-5 posts:

Ideal post characteristics:

Posted 15 min - 4 hours ago (fresh enough to be early)
Rising momentum: score > 5 for smaller subs, score > 50 for large subs (r/AskReddit)
Low comment count relative to score (not yet saturated)
Topic matches Greg's expertise areas (see below)
NOT political, controversial, or NSFW

Greg's expertise areas (filter for these):

Parenting 3 boys (ages 5, 7, 9), family logistics, kids' activities
Solo parenting during wife's business trips (2-3 week stretches)
Software engineering, IT consulting, vibe coding with AI
Personal finance, family budgeting, multi-currency (lives in Hong Kong)
Entrepreneurship, building side projects, startup experience
General dad life, work-life balance, working parents
Tech industry opinions, career advice
Universal human experiences (food, memories, humor)

Scoring heuristic:

Posts in target community subs (r/daddit, r/Parenting) get priority even with lower scores
r/AskReddit posts with < 100 comments and > 100 score are ideal (riding the wave early)
LPT/TIL posts with < 10 comments and rising score are high-value
Any post where Greg has a unique angle (dad of 3, HK expat, IT consultant) scores higher

Step 3: Present Opportunities

For each of the top 3-5 posts, present:

### 1. r/SubredditName — "Post Title"
**[Score pts, N comments, Xm old]**
https://reddit.com/r/subreddit/comments/id/slug/

**Why this is a good opportunity:** [1 sentence — why it's rising, why the comment count is good]
**Comment angle:** [2-3 sentences — the angle Greg should take, NOT a full draft. Greg writes in his own voice.]

End with a recommendation of which 2-3 to prioritize.

Step 4: Log to Notion Karma Building DB

After presenting the opportunities, add each one to the Notion Karma Building DB.

Database details:

Database ID: 32f247d9-a99f-8000-9be4-c939bb1ef690
Parent page: 32f247d9-a99f-81cf-8b2d-f336b80f422a (Reddit Karma Building)

Use mcp__notion__API-post-page to create each entry with:

{
  "parent": { "database_id": "32f247d9-a99f-8000-9be4-c939bb1ef690" },
  "properties": {
    "Name": { "title": [{ "text": { "content": "<post title truncated to 80 chars>" } }] },
    "Subreddit": { "select": { "name": "r/<subreddit>" } },
    "Link": { "url": "<full reddit URL>" },
    "Draft Comment": { "rich_text": [{ "text": { "content": "<the comment angle suggestion>" } }] },
    "Posted": { "checkbox": false },
    "Tier": { "select": { "name": "<tier>" } }
  }
}

Tier mapping:

r/AskReddit, r/todayilearned, r/LifeProTips with high momentum → "1 - High ROI"
r/daddit, r/Parenting, r/personalfinance, r/ExperiencedDevs → "2 - Strong"
Everything else → "3 - Quick Win"

Step 5: Summary

End with:

Total opportunities logged: N
Reminder: "Mark 'Posted' checkbox in Notion after commenting"
Current karma status if the user mentions it

Rules

SPEED IS EVERYTHING. The whole point is to get Greg commenting on fresh posts. Don't over-analyze — present good-enough opportunities fast.
No full draft comments. Only provide an angle/hook. Greg writes in his own voice.
No links, no app mentions, no self-promotion in any suggested comment angles. This is pure karma building.
Mix subreddits: Always include at least 1 high-karma sub AND 1 target community sub.
Skip posts that are: political/partisan, NSFW, already saturated (100+ comments on small subs), too old (6+ hours), or topics Greg has no authentic angle on.
If Reddit API fails: Fall back to WebSearch or suggest Greg check reddit.com/r/daddit+AskReddit+Parenting/rising/ manually.
Log to Notion every time. This creates a trackable history of karma building efforts.