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Claude Code skills for Reddit automation (AppleScript + Chrome). Build karma, post to subreddits — undetectable by anti-
Grow your Reddit presence on autopilot — using AppleScript to control your real Chrome browser. Undetectable by Reddit's anti-bot systems.
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
reddit-cultivate | Find rising posts, draft value-first comments, build karma automatically |
reddit-post | Submit text/link posts to any subreddit with flair support |
Every other automation tool gets detected:
| Tool | Problem |
|---|---|
| Playwright/Selenium/Puppeteer | Sets navigator.webdriver=true — instantly detected |
| Reddit API + OAuth | Rate limited, requires app registration |
| curl | IP blocked after a few requests |
| AppleScript + Chrome | Controls your real browser. Cookies, fingerprint, everything — indistinguishable from you clicking around. |
npx skills add PHY041/claude-skill-reddit
Or manually copy the .claude/skills/ directories into your project.
Once installed, just tell Claude Code:
/reddit-cultivate
→ Checks your karma, scans rising posts in target subreddits, drafts thoughtful comments, posts them, and gives you a summary table with links.
Post to r/SideProject about my new open source tool
→ Drafts and submits a Reddit post using the reddit-post skill.
/api/me.json, /api/comment, /api/submit)document.title trickSince AppleScript can't directly read async JS results, we write them to document.title and read it back:
# Execute async JS
osascript -e 'tell application "Google Chrome" to tell active tab of first window to execute javascript "fetch(...).then(d=>{document.title=JSON.stringify(d)})"'
sleep 2
# Read result
osascript -e 'tell application "Google Chrome" to return title of active tab of first window'
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