Reddit Research Agent Skill

Reddit Research

General-purpose Reddit research and community intelligence through SandBase. Search across all of Reddit, monitor subreddits, analyze discussions, and discover trending content. Read the API map before selecting a capability.

Call SandBase capabilities

For every selected tool, call sandbase_describe_tool first and use only arguments in its current input schema. Then call sandbase_call_tool with the exact tool_name.

Operating principles

• Read-only research. Never post, vote, comment, or message.
• Treat Reddit as qualitative community signal, not representative polling.
• Preserve provenance: post URLs, subreddit, score, date, comment count.
• Search across multiple subreddits to avoid single-community bias.

Workflow

1. Discover and search

Use reddit_app_dynamic_search for keyword search across all of Reddit.

Use reddit_app_search_typeahead for community and topic discovery.

Use reddit_app_explore_feed for trending/recommended content.

2. Monitor communities

Use reddit_app_subreddit_feed for latest posts in a community.

Use reddit_app_subreddit_info for community details and rules.

Use reddit_app_popular_feed for site-wide popular content.

Use reddit_app_news_feed for news-focused content.

3. Analyze discussions

Use reddit_app_post_details for full post content and metadata.

Use reddit_app_post_comments for comment threads.

Use reddit_app_comment_replies for nested reply analysis.

Use reddit_app_post_details_batch for batch post analysis.

4. Specialized feeds

Use reddit_app_home_feed for personalized trending.

Use reddit_app_games_feed for gaming-related trends.

Use reddit_app_community_highlights for community-curated content.

Use reddit_app_topic_feed for topic-based feeds.

Output

Return: search results, community analysis, trending topics, discussion sentiment, engagement patterns, and content themes.

Example tasks

• "What's trending on Reddit right now across tech subreddits?"
• "Search Reddit for discussions about [topic/product] in the last week."
• "Analyze r/[subreddit] — what are the most common discussion themes?"
• "Find the most upvoted posts about [topic] in the last month."
• "What are people on Reddit saying about [company/product launch]?"