| name | Reddit Publish |
| description | Use ONLY when explicitly asked to PUBLISH a Reddit post or article publicly to a subreddit. Confirmation-gated public action. Drives Microsoft Edge over the CDP debug port via the RedditPublish PowerShell module. Triggers include "publish to r/X", "post this to reddit publicly". |
| version | 0.1.0 |
Reddit Publish
Publishing is public and hard to undo. Only do this when the user explicitly asks to publish, and
confirm the exact subreddit, title, and body first. Uses the RedditPublish PowerShell module. For
saving drafts (the safe default), use the reddit-draft skill.
Prerequisites
Same as reddit-draft: the RedditPublish module (PSModulePath or F:\GitHub\RedditPublish),
Microsoft Edge with the dedicated debug profile, and a completed Reddit login.
Steps
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Confirm with the user the exact subreddit, title, and body to publish. Do not proceed on assumption.
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Import and connect:
Import-Module RedditPublish -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
if (-not (Get-Module RedditPublish)) { Import-Module F:\GitHub\RedditPublish\RedditPublish.psd1 -Force }
$s = Connect-RedditSession
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Publish. Publish-RedditPost is High-impact and prompts for confirmation; only confirm after the
user has explicitly approved the content:
Publish-RedditPost -Session $s -Subreddit <name> -Title '<title>' -Body '<markdown body>'
To fill the composer for a final visual review without publishing, add -WhatIf.
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Report the resulting post URL/Result. If the Post button was blocked (required flair, karma/age
gate, or unaccepted rules), tell the user; the module never force-submits.
Guardrails
- Never publish without explicit user approval of the exact content and subreddit.
- Never batch-publish silently. Publish one post at a time unless the user directs otherwise.
- When intent is at all ambiguous, use
reddit-draft instead and let the user publish manually.
