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Fetch a Reddit post or comment thread from a URL using Reddit's public JSON API (no authentication needed). Returns the post and full comment chain for context. Use when you have a reddit.com URL and need the thread context.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
Draft concise, Slack-ready internal announcement messages from the latest <BRAND> changelog, focused on major shipped features and verified external-contributor highlights. Use this when the user asks for a changelog announcement, weekly shipped summary, internal Slack launch/update post, external community contribution highlights, or asks to turn recent <BRAND> changelog entries into a short message for Slack.
Weekly skill that scans merged PRs in your internal repo for CHANGELOG entries, categorizes them into topic buckets, drafts tweet suggestions, and posts a structured summary to #social-swarm on Slack for the team to pick up. Use when asked to "generate the social swarm post", "what's tweet-worthy this week", or "run the changelog bot".
Analyze configured customer Slack channels and produce temporary customer-channel analysis context for later share-recommendation workflows.
Create customer-channel share recommendations by having an agent compare customer-channel analysis with recent brand content and Slack history.
End-of-day recap of <BRAND>'s social mentions using Octolens. Produces a Slack-ready summary with sentiment score, highlights, and lowlights. Use when the user asks for a daily mentions recap, EOD summary, or "what happened today in mentions".
Daily discovery of viral and rising X posts relevant to <BRAND>'s product and <PRODUCT_CATEGORY>. Searches curated thought leader feeds, filters for relevance first, then ranks by engagement. Surfaces top posts to #social-swarm with engagement recommendations. Use when the user asks for a "viral post roundup", "what's trending in <PRODUCT_CATEGORY>", "social swarm digest", or "find posts to engage with".
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| name | read-reddit-thread |
| description | Fetch a Reddit post or comment thread from a URL using Reddit's public JSON API (no authentication needed). Returns the post and full comment chain for context. Use when you have a reddit.com URL and need the thread context. |
Fetch a Reddit post or comment and its surrounding thread context using Reddit's public JSON API. No API key required.
reddit.com or old.reddit.com URL (post or comment)old.reddit.com → reddit.com..json to the URL and fetch with a User-Agent header (Reddit blocks requests without one — use Buzz/1.0)./r/sub/comments/id/slug): Returns [listing, comments]. The first listing contains the post, the second contains the comment tree./r/sub/comments/id/slug/comment_id): Same structure, but the comment tree is focused on the linked comment and its ancestors.data.children[0].data from the first listing. Pull title, selftext, author, score, num_comments, created_utc, subreddit_name_prefixed.author, body, score, created_utc. Recurse into replies to get the full nested thread. Flatten into a list preserving depth (indent or number by depth level).curl -sS "https://www.reddit.com/r/commandline/comments/abc123/my_post_title.json" \
-H "User-Agent: Buzz/1.0"
Post: "Post title here" by u/author (r/subreddit, 142 points, 37 comments)
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Post body text here...
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Comments:
[1] u/commenter1 (52 pts):
Top-level comment text...
[1.1] u/replier (23 pts):
Reply to commenter1...
[1.1.1] u/deeper (8 pts):
Deeper reply...
[2] u/commenter2 (31 pts):
Another top-level comment...
Use depth numbering (1, 1.1, 1.1.1) to show the thread structure.