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Reddit API for AI Agents — Cheapest Read API | ThreadSnoop
Access Reddit data via API with free credits for building AI agents.
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Access Reddit data via API with free credits for building AI agents.
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Give you claude/codex free access to search through reddit :)
Match with job seekers or employers from Hacker News monthly threads using AI.
all2 · HN
HN Match Maker – Matching "Who Wants to Be Hired?" With "Who's Hiring?"
Monitor Reddit subreddits for keywords and receive alerts when potential customers mention your product.
@tarasshyn · X
With the help of RedReplier 😉
Discover Reddit trends, research keywords, and grade posts before publishing.
u/hachishikiga · Reddit
You don't need LLMs for everything "Just ask (insert any LLM)" is crazy to me. I'm sure you've also seen it, if you go around the saas/entrepreneur subreddit space the most obvious tell is how EVERY homepage looks. Recently the trend has been terminal green with slight glowing elements, and slowly revealing features as you scroll down. This is a bigger issue than the scope of this post, but I will still plant the thought in your head: if everything comes from the same source (even more so if
Automate Twitter/X posts and replies with AI, and monitor accounts via browser extension.
u/alexkendig · Reddit
I got tired of paying monthly for X tools, so I built a BYOK/Local browser extension instead Hey everyone, I use X/Twitter to share product updates, find customers, and build an audience. The problem is that most X tools eventually become another expensive subscription. TweetHunter, Typefully style tools, schedulers, AI assistants, outreach tools, it adds up quickly, often $30–$90/month. So I built Tweetback, a browser extension workspace for X that uses your own AI key in