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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.
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npx skills add https://github.com/warpdotdev/social-monitoring-agent-oss --skill read-reddit-thread命令会保持在同一行。复制前请横向滚动并检查完整内容。
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First-run setup for this repo. Clones the repo if needed (or finds an existing checkout), checks prerequisites, creates `.env` from `.env.example`, walks the user through configuring credentials for the skill groups they want, installs optional dependencies, and verifies readiness. Use when the user says "run the setup skill", "set up this agent", "set up Buzz", "get started", "configure this repo", or is clearly setting up the project for the first time.
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".
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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.