| name | reddit-reporting |
| description | Use when generating scheduled reports from Reddit subreddits via Composio Reddit tools (REDDIT_GET_R_TOP, REDDIT_SEARCH_ACROSS_SUBREDDITS, REDDIT_RETRIEVE_POST_COMMENTS). Covers fetching posts, computing engagement, extracting top comments, and producing either a single-page PDF (fpdf2) or a text summary for group chat delivery. |
| version | 1.3.0 |
| author | Hermes Agent (user-local) |
| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"hermes":{"tags":["reddit","composio","pdf","reporting","cron","social-media"],"related_skills":["nano-pdf","ocr-and-documents"]}} |
Reference Files
references/cm-punk-sami-zayn-community-analysis.md — Case study: live community sentiment analysis for a major WWE title change, including Reddit threads, comment extraction, personal message crafting, and full session flow.references/web-search-fallback-aaa-case-study.md — Case study: using workbench web_search() as fallback when Composio Reddit connection is inactive. Covers query design, data quality comparison, and when fallback is sufficient.
Version History
v1.3.0 — Added web_search fallback for when Composio Reddit connection is inactive in cron mode. Added pitfall #13 about OAuth token expiry between cron runs. Updated prerequisite verification.
Generate scheduled reports from Reddit subreddits by fetching posts via Composio Reddit tools, computing engagement scores (score * num_comments), extracting top comments, and producing either:
- PDF output: Compact single-page PDF (landscape or portrait) with fpdf2 — for file delivery (email, cron artifact)
- Text summary output: Formatted text for group chat delivery (WhatsApp, Discord, Telegram, Slack) — non-PDF, delivered as the final response
The workflow is designed for cron jobs: fully autonomous, no user interaction needed.
When to Use
- Cron job that needs to deliver a daily Reddit digest (as PDF or text summary)
- Scheduled monitoring of specific subreddits (r/chile, r/chileit, r/SquaredCircle, etc.)
- Generating weekly themed summaries (wrestling promotion recaps, event discussion roundups, community sentiment reports)
- Any task that fetches Reddit posts + comments and produces a static report
- On-demand community sentiment analysis: When a group member asks "what is Reddit saying about [event/wrestler/storyline]" — fetch fresh posts and comments, extract sentiment/themes, and respond conversationally in the group's language/tone
- Personal message for another group member: When the requesting user asks "do you have any message for [other member]" — synthesize community sentiment into a direct, empathetic message addressed to that person
- Don't use for: one-off Reddit lookups (use search tools directly), interactive Reddit browsing, posting/commenting on Reddit
Prerequisites
- Composio Reddit connection active (verify via COMPOSIO_SEARCH_TOOLS). CRITICAL for cron: connections can expire between runs and require OAuth re-auth (interactive, impossible in cron). Always verify at the start of every cron run. If inactive, use the fallback approach below.
- Fallback: When Reddit tools are unavailable (connection expired, no user to re-auth), use COMPOSIO_REMOTE_WORKBENCH with the built-in
web_search() helper (Exa AI-powered) to find Reddit content indirectly — event results, discussion summaries, and community reactions are often indexed. See "Fallback: Web Search When Reddit Tools Unavailable" below.
- For PDF output only: fpdf2 installed (
pip install fpdf2) + DejaVuSans fonts on host (/usr/share/fonts/dejavu-sans-fonts/DejaVuSans.ttf)
- For text summary output: no extra dependencies
- For cron: the session has no user — plan for zero-interaction execution
Composio Reddit Tool Access
Session management: always pass session_id for workflow grouping. Create a fresh one per report run:
session_id = "moon" # or any short unique string
REDDIT_GET_R_TOP
Fetches top posts from a subreddit by time filter.
Parameters: subreddit (required), t ("day"/"week"/"month"/"year"/"all"), limit (1-100)
Response path: data.data.children[].data
Key fields: id, title, author, score, num_comments, permalink, url, created_utc
Critical: The response nests at response.data.data.children (double data), NOT response.data.children. Always flatten:
data_node = file_data['results'][i]['response']['data']
children = data_node['data']['children']
REDDIT_RETRIEVE_POST_COMMENTS
Fetches all comments for a post by article ID.
Parameters: article (base-36 ID, without 't3_' prefix)
Response shape: {post_listing: {...}, comments_listing: {data: {children: [...]}}}
Comments: kind=="t1", body field at data.body, nested replies at data.replies
Comment extraction pattern:
import re
def is_image_only(body):
"""True if body is just an image/gif markdown or bare URL."""
stripped = body.strip()
if re.match(r'^!\[.*?\]\(.*?\)$', stripped):
return True
if re.match(r'^https?://\S+\.(png|jpg|jpeg|gif|webp)(\?\S*)?$', stripped, re.I):
return True
return False
def sanitize_body(body):
"""Prepare comment body for PDF: flatten newlines, strip gif refs."""
body = re.sub(r'!\[.*?\]\(.*?\)', '', body)
body = re.sub(r'https?://\S+\.(png|jpg|jpeg|gif|webp)(\?\S*)?', '', body, flags=re.I)
body = re.sub(r'\s+', ' ', body).strip()
return body
def extract_comments(result_data, min_body_length=3):
cl = result_data.get("comments_listing", {})
children = cl.get("data", {}).get("children", [])
def walk(items, depth=0):
results = []
for item in items or []:
if isinstance(item, dict) and item.get("kind") == "t1":
d = item.get("data", {})
body = d.get("body", "")
author = d.get("author", "[deleted]")
score = d.get("score", 0)
clean = sanitize_body(body)
if (clean
and clean not in ("[deleted]", "[removed]")
and not is_image_only(body)
and len(clean) >= min_body_length):
results.append({"body": clean, "author": author, "score": score})
replies = d.get("replies")
if isinstance(replies, dict):
sub = walk(replies.get("data", {}).get("children", []), depth+1)
results.extend(sub)
return results
return walk(children)
REDDIT_SEARCH_ACROSS_SUBREDDITS
Searches Reddit for posts matching a query, scoped to a subreddit. Use instead of REDDIT_GET_R_TOP when you need topic-specific posts (e.g., live discussion threads for a specific promotion, posts about a particular wrestler/event) rather than generic top posts.
Parameters: search_query (required), restrict_sr (bool), sort ("relevance"/"new"/"top"/"hot"/"comments"), limit (1-100)
Response path: data.posts[] (top-level array, NOT nested under data.data.children)
Key fields: id, title, author, score, num_comments, permalink, url, created_utc, selftext, subreddit
Scoping to a subreddit: use subreddit: operator in the query — e.g., search_query: "subreddit:SquaredCircle AAA" finds posts about AAA in r/SquaredCircle. Set restrict_sr: true to confine to subreddits.
Critical differences from GET_R_TOP:
- Response
posts array is at the top level of data, NOT under data.data.children
- No native time-range filter — filter by
created_utc (Unix epoch, UTC) client-side
- Sort
new gives chronological order; relevance finds thematic matches
- Supports
after pagination cursor
Strategy for topic-specific weekly reports (e.g., AAA summary):
- Search with
sort=new and limit=25 to find the week's discussion threads
- Filter client-side by
created_utc >= cutoff (7 days ago in epoch seconds)
- Also search complementary queries (
"Lola Vice", "Psycho Clown", etc.) for missed content
- Check cross-promotional content: search WWE/NXT subreddits or general threads for your topic appearing on other shows
Workflow Steps
1. Fetch Posts
Option A — Top posts (general coverage): Call COMPOSIO_MULTI_EXECUTE_TOOL with one REDDIT_GET_R_TOP per subreddit. Batch them in a single call for parallelism. Use t="day" and limit=10.
Option B — Topic-specific (themed report): Call COMPOSIO_MULTI_EXECUTE_TOOL with one REDDIT_SEARCH_ACROSS_SUBREDDITS per query. Use sort=new and limit=25. Then filter client-side by created_utc >= cutoff (7 days ago). For themed reports (e.g., a wrestling promotion), also search complementary queries — the promotion's stars, storylines, and cross-promotional appearances on other shows.
Important: Set sync_response_to_workbench=true on the MULTI_EXECUTE_TOOL call. Without it, the full response is truncated inline and unavailable for workbench processing. With it, the complete JSON lands at /mnt/files/mex/rich.json for workbench parsing.
multi_execute(tools=[
{tool_slug: "REDDIT_GET_R_TOP", arguments: {subreddit: "chile", t: "day", limit: 10}},
{tool_slug: "REDDIT_GET_R_TOP", arguments: {subreddit: "chileit", t: "day", limit: 10}},
...
])
2. Compute Engagement
Define engagement as score * num_comments. Sort posts by engagement descending per subreddit. Select top 3 per subreddit for comment fetching.
3. Fetch Top Comments
Call COMPOSIO_MULTI_EXECUTE_TOOL with one REDDIT_RETRIEVE_POST_COMMENTS per selected post. Up to 9 parallel calls (3 subreddits x 3 posts).
4. Build Report Text
Collapse into a compact format:
- Subreddit header, then for each post:
+score | comments | author | title
- Top 2 comments per post as:
>> [+score] author: "body" (truncate to 120 chars)
5. Generate PDF
Two layout options exist — choose based on content volume:
Landscape (L) — use for 10+ posts across 4+ subreddits, or when comment bodies are long (~60 lines capacity):
pdf = FPDF(orientation='L', unit='mm', format='A4')
pdf.set_left_margin(10)
pdf.set_right_margin(10)
pdf.set_top_margin(8)
Portrait (P) — use for 3-4 subreddits with 3 posts each and short comments (~50 lines capacity). Disable auto_page_break and manage space manually:
pdf = FPDF(orientation='P', unit='mm', format='A4')
pdf.set_auto_page_break(auto=False, margin=8)
pdf.set_left_margin(10)
pdf.set_right_margin(10)
Font sizing for portrait with tight spacing:
- Title: Bold 14-15pt
- Section headers (r/...): Bold 10-11pt
- Post lines: 7.5pt title, 6.5pt metadata
- Comments: 6pt quote header, 5.5-6pt body
- Separator lines: light gray at 50% opacity
- Footer: 5.5-6pt
Font sizing for landscape:
- Title: Bold 12-14pt
- Section headers (r/...): Bold 8-9pt
- Post lines: 5.5-6pt
- Comments: 5-5.5pt
- Footer: 5.5pt, gray
Continuous layout — no page break checks needed if content fits one page. Trim content to fit (shorten titles to 60-80 chars, drop lowest-engagement posts if needed).
Unicode/encoding: Strip or replace emoji characters and unusual Unicode. ASCII-safe text via .encode('ascii', 'replace').decode('ascii') as last resort. The DejaVuSans font supports basic Latin + Spanish accented chars (a, e, i, o, u with acute, n with tilde, inverted punctuation) but NOT emoji or specialized symbols. In fpdf2 v2.5.x, the uni=True parameter on add_font() is deprecated; omit it.
Comment body sanitization for PDF: Before adding comment bodies to the PDF, always:
- Flatten
\n and \r to spaces (comment bodies can be multi-line)
- Strip markdown image references:
- Strip bare image URLs ending in png/jpg/gif/webp
- Collapse consecutive whitespace
- Truncate to ~120 chars for compact layout
- Skip comments whose cleaned body is empty,
< 3 chars, or is only [deleted]/[removed]
Fallback: Web Search When Reddit Tools Unavailable
When COMPOSIO_SEARCH_TOOLS reports "No Active connection for toolkit=reddit", DO NOT attempt COMPOSIO_MANAGE_CONNECTIONS in cron mode — the OAuth link requires interactive user action and expires in 10 minutes. Instead, use this fallback:
Phase 1 — COMPOSIO_REMOTE_WORKBENCH with web_search: Use the workbench's built-in web_search() helper (Exa AI-powered) to find Reddit-sourced content indirectly. This works because search engines index Reddit threads, event result posts, and community discussion summaries.
results1, err1 = web_search("AAA Lucha Libre results July 2026 full show")
results2, err2 = web_search("SquaredCircle AAA discussion reactions July 2026")
results3, err3 = web_search("site:reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle specific-topic-name")
Strategy for topic-specific searches:
- Run 4-8 parallel
web_search() calls with different angles (event names, wrestler names, promotion names, "SquaredCircle [topic] reactions")
- Search engines return condensed summaries that often include match results, community sentiment, and key discussion points
- Cross-reference results across searches to build a comprehensive picture
- Use the
site:reddit.com/r/SUBREDDIT operator for Reddit-scoped searches when possible
- Note that this yields summarized information, not raw comment data — you lose specific upvote counts and verbatim quotes, but gain the overall picture
When to use fallback vs direct Reddit tools:
- Use direct Reddit tools when you need exact comment bodies, upvote counts, author names, or scores
- Use web_search fallback when: (a) connection is inactive in cron mode, (b) you need a quick overview without parsing raw Reddit JSON, or (c) the data sources are also covered by general web search
- For text summary output (not PDF), the fallback is usually sufficient — you still get event results, storyline developments, and community sentiment
Phase 2 — Synthesize and deliver: Same as normal text summary output. Use the gathered information to produce the formatted summary directly.
Two-Phase Pattern (Cron)
In cron mode, execute_code is blocked. Use this two-phase approach:
Phase 1 - COMPOSIO_REMOTE_WORKBENCH: Fetch posts (via COMPOSIO_MULTI_EXECUTE_TOOL), then in the workbench parse the saved JSON and extract post metadata + top comments. Save a compact JSON report file to the sandbox (/mnt/files/report_data.json). Print a summary of the extracted data to stdout for debugging.
Phase 2 - Terminal heredoc OR write_file+run: Use terminal to generate the PDF. Two approaches:
Approach A - Heredoc (for compact scripts ~30 lines):
terminal(command="python3 << 'PYEOF'\\n...\\nPYEOF")
Approach B - write_file + terminal (for complex scripts 40+ lines):
write_file(path="/tmp/gen_report.py", content="...")
terminal(command="python3 /tmp/gen_report.py")
Approach B is preferred when the PDF generation logic is involved (multi-section layout, font registration, conditional page breaks) because it avoids shell escaping issues and allows linting before execution. Remember to add add_font('D', 'B', ...) without the deprecated uni=True parameter in fpdf2 v2.5+.
Run ls -la /tmp/reddit-chile-report-YYYY-MM-DD.pdf and file /tmp/reddit-chile-report-YYYY-MM-DD.pdf to verify the output is a valid PDF before delivering.
6. Output
PDF Output
For cron delivery (file artifact): the final response is a single MEDIA:/path/to/pdf line.
Text Summary Output (group chat delivery)
For delivery to WhatsApp, Discord, Telegram, or Slack groups — the final response IS the summary itself. No MEDIA: prefix, no file path. Format considerations:
- Language/localization: Match the group's language. The user or group description often specifies it (e.g., Chilean Spanish, Mexican Spanish). When specified, use local dialect, slang, and tone appropriate for the group.
- Structure: Lead with the key results/developments, then community reactions, then theories/speculation. Use bullet points for match results. Keep it conversational and engaging.
- Length: WhatsApp groups prefer conciseness — aim for 1500-3000 chars. Trim low-engagement posts if needed.
- Cross-promotional content: When reporting on a promotion, include relevant crossovers on other shows (e.g., AAA championships defended on WWE SmackDown).
For cron jobs: the text summary IS your final tool response. The system delivers it automatically.
On-Demand Community Sentiment Analysis (Live Mode)
When a group member asks for live community reactions (e.g., "what is Reddit saying about [event/wrestler]?"), use this workflow instead of the scheduled report pattern. This mode prioritizes conversational tone, empathy, and group-specific language over structured PDF output.
Trigger Signals
- "Que dice la comunidad" / "qué está diciendo Reddit" / "busca en Reddit"
- "Que opina la gente" / "cómo reaccionaron"
- Explicit request to check community reaction to a specific event
- Follow-up request after a day has passed: "ya pasó un día, qué dice la comunidad ahora?"
Workflow Steps
1. Map the Event
Identify what the user is referring to:
- The specific show/episode (Raw, SmackDown, PLE)
- The wrestlers involved (who vs who)
- The outcome (who won, title change, return, debut, injury)
- How long ago it happened (live vs "a day later")
Use session_search or bank recall to retrieve context if needed.
2. Fetch Fresh Reddit Data
Use COMPOSIO_SEARCH_TOOLS to plan the search, then COMPOSIO_MULTI_EXECUTE_TOOL with parallel calls. CRITICAL: run BOTH of these in a single multi-execute call — they are complements, not alternatives. Keyword-only search misses spoiler-tagged event threads (see Pitfall #13). The top-post sweep catches those; the keyword search catches specific discussion threads.
Option A — Top posts from relevant subreddits (general pulse):
REDDIT_GET_R_TOP (subreddit="SquaredCircle", t="day", limit=25)
REDDIT_GET_R_TOP (subreddit="WWE", t="day", limit=25)
REDDIT_GET_R_TOP (subreddit="Wrasslin", t="day", limit=10)
Option B — Targeted search (specific event/wrestler):
REDDIT_SEARCH_ACROSS_SUBREDDITS (search_query="CM Punk Sami Zayn title change", sort="new", limit=25)
REDDIT_SEARCH_ACROSS_SUBREDDITS (search_query="Sami Zayn reaction WWE Championship", sort="top", limit=25)
Set sync_response_to_workbench=true so the full JSON lands at /mnt/files/mex/...json for parsing.
3. Parse and Identify Top Threads
In COMPOSIO_REMOTE_WORKBENCH, load the saved JSON and extract posts filtered by created_utc >= (now - 86400). Score posts by relevance (keywords matching the event/wrestlers in title+selftext) and engagement (score × num_comments). Identify 3-5 top posts.
Key posts to look for:
- Main event result thread (usually highest engagement)
- Conspiracy/theory threads about booking decisions
- "Spoiler" or backstage update threads
- Post-show promo/video reaction threads
- Meme/jerk subreddit takes (SCJerk, Wrasslin — often the funniest)
4. Fetch Comments from Top Threads
Call COMPOSIO_MULTI_EXECUTE_TOOL with REDDIT_RETRIEVE_POST_COMMENTS for each selected post's article ID (base-36, without t3_ prefix). Up to 5 parallel calls.
5. Extract Sentiment Themes
In COMPOSIO_REMOTE_WORKBENCH, parse comments from all threads. Extract:
- Top comments by score (highest upvoted)
- Recurring sentiment categories (sympathy for loser, hype for winner, anger at booking, conspiracy theories, memes)
- The tone of the majority (is the subreddit happy, angry, conflicted, laughing?)
- Standout quotes — memorable or funny comments that capture the room
Record the raw score and author for each notable comment.
6. Craft Community Report + Personal Message
The response has TWO parts:
Part A — Community Sentiment Summary
Use the group's specified tone/language (e.g., Chilean Spanish, Mexican Spanish, English). Structure:
- Overall feeling ("la mayoría está pal lado de Sami")
- Key threads and their scores
- Comment highlights with score and paraphrase
- Conspiracy theories / booking speculation
- Meme/jerk takes for flavor
Part B — Personal Message for Other Group Member (if requested)
When the user asks "do you have a message for [someone]" or "what should I tell [person]":
- Synthesize the community sentiment into an empathetic, direct message
- Address the person by name
- Acknowledge how they feel (if they're sad/upset about a result)
- Share a specific comment or insight from Reddit showing they're not alone
- Include a hopeful/optimistic note if the community consensus supports it
- Keep it personal and warm, not analytical
- DO NOT frame as "Hermes says" — frame as the community talking
Example response structure for Javi:
Pa la Javi: Decile que no está sola — Reddit entero está con ella. El top comment es "Poor Sami" con 638 ups. Un weon dijo: "Esto debería llevar a que gane de nuevo." El consuelo real: a Sami lo están tratando como main eventer, no como chiste.
7. Retain to Bank
Store the conversation's community report to the profile bank. Include:
- What was discussed
- The community sentiment consensus
- Any new preferences about wrestlers or booking learned from the user
- That personal messages were delivered
Delayed Follow-Up Pattern ("A Day Later")
When the user returns ~24 hours after an event and asks for an update:
- Fetch fresh Reddit data (same search queries but 24h later)
- Compare with previous session's sentiment — has opinion shifted?
- Key patterns to watch for:
- Analysis/hot takes replacing raw emotional reactions
- New backstage news or spoilers emerging
- Meme evolution (new templates, running jokes)
- Long-term booking speculation gaining traction
- Highlight the evolution in sentiment, not just new posts
- For the personal message: reinforce the previous message if sentiment is still supportive, or update it if the wind has shifted
Language & Tone for Group Chat Delivery
- Group language: Use the group's specified dialect and slang (Chilean: "po", "weon", "cachai", "eri", "jsjsj"; Mexican: "wey", "no mames"; neutral Spanish; English).
- Voice: Conversational, not report-like. No headers or bullet structures. Weave community reactions naturally.
- Length: 1500-3000 chars for the community part, 200-500 chars for the personal message.
- Humor: Include the funny/crazy takes from the jerk subreddits or meme posts.
- Empathy: If the community is sympathetic to the loser, lean into that. If they're celebrating, match that energy.
- Certainty: Use hedging where appropriate ("la mayoría", "varios weones", "un comentario dijo") — don't present Reddit as a monolith.
On-Demand vs Scheduled: Key Differences
| Aspect | Scheduled Report | Live Sentiment Analysis |
|---|
| Trigger | Cron job | User message |
| Output | PDF or text summary | Conversational response |
| Audience | Read-only | Active group members |
| Personal message? | No | Yes (if requested) |
| Language | Neutral | Group-specific dialect |
| Structure | Headers, bullets, data | Flowing conversation |
| Comment depth | Top 2-3 per post | Top 10-15 across all posts |
| Follow-up | Next cron tick | "A day later" pattern |
Common Pitfalls
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Double-nested data path (GET_R_TOP). REDDIT_GET_R_TOP puts children under response.data.data.children, not response.data.children. Always verify with a debug print before assuming path.
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Top-level posts array (SEARCH). REDDIT_SEARCH_ACROSS_SUBREDDITS returns posts at data.posts[] (top-level array), NOT under data.data.children. These are full post objects, not kind/data wrapped children — access title, score, etc. directly.
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execute_code blocked in cron. Use terminal with heredoc (python3 << 'PYEOF' ... PYEOF) instead — execute_code requires user approval in cron mode.
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Large comment threads. Some posts have 150+ comments. Always truncate at the extraction level (keep top 5, pick top 2). Never try to render all comments.
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Polymorphic replies field. Can be empty string, null, or a listing dict. Always type-check with isinstance(replies, dict) before recursing.
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PDF overflows. If the text doesn't fit one page, either: (a) compact the text (shorter titles, fewer posts per subreddit), (b) use smaller fonts (down to 5pt), or (c) accept 2 pages. Landscape A4 at 5-6pt fits ~55-60 lines.
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Unicode in PDF. DejaVuSans does not render emoji, exotic Unicode, or most symbols. Strip them before adding to PDF cell. The replace error handler in .encode('ascii', 'replace') converts unknown chars to ?.
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Composio session ID. Always pass the same session_id through all COMPOSIO_* calls in a workflow. Generate fresh for each report run.
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URLs in titles. Some post titles contain URLs or gif references. Strip markdown/image syntax before rendering.
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Comment bodies with newlines and image-only content. Reddit comment bodies are multi-line text with embedded \n — always flatten to single space for PDF cells. Many comments are image/gif-only (, bare .png URLs) and must be filtered at extraction time with is_image_only() + sanitize_body() (see Commment extraction pattern above). A comment whose cleaned body is < 3 chars is a gif/emoji-only post, skip it.
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Two-phase cron pattern. In cron mode, do NOT try to do everything in one tool. Phase 1: COMPOSIO_MULTI_EXECUTE_TOOL to fetch posts + COMPOSIO_REMOTE_WORKBENCH to parse/save report JSON. Phase 2: terminal with Python heredoc to read the report dict and generate the PDF. This avoids execute_code being blocked and keeps each phase under the 3-minute workbench limit.
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Spoiler-tagged posts invisible to keyword search (event communities). Subreddits like r/SquaredCircle, r/NBA, r/movies, and other event-focused communities use spoiler tags or generic titles for result threads: [RAW SPOILERS] Main Event Result, [Post Game Thread] Final Score, Official Discussion Megathread. These titles DON'T contain wrestler/player/movie names, so REDDIT_SEARCH_ACROSS_SUBREDDITS with search_query="CM Punk" or search_query="LeBron James" returns ZERO results for the most important threads. Fix: always run REDDIT_GET_R_TOP (subreddit-wide scope, t="day" or t="week") in parallel with keyword searches. The spoiler-tagged threads show up by engagement, not by keyword matching. For sports/wrestling/event sentiment analysis, this is mandatory — never rely on keyword search alone.
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Composio Reddit connection expires between cron runs. OAuth tokens can become stale. COMPOSIO_SEARCH_TOOLS reveals the status at the start of each run. If inactive in cron mode, you CANNOT re-establish it — the COMPOSIO_MANAGE_CONNECTIONS flow returns an OAuth link that requires interactive browser use and expires in 10 minutes. Use the web_search fallback instead (see above). Do NOT attempt to call Reddit tools on a dead connection — they will fail silently or return errors.
Verification Checklist
