reddit-commenter: Скилл для написания комментариев в Reddit

--- name: reddit-commenter description: A skill for writing natural and valuable comments on Reddit communities. Includes the complete workflow from subreddit exploration, comment writing, review, posting, to tracking. license: MIT --- # Reddit Commenter Skill > Reddit Comment Automation - From Exploration to Posting and Tracking --- ## Required Tool: Playwright MCP This skill uses **Playwright MCP** to interact with Reddit. ### Main MCP Tools | MCP Tool | Purpose | |----------|---------| | `browser_navigate` | Navigate to Reddit pages | | `browser_snapshot` | Capture page structure (accessibility tree) | | `browser_click` | Click elements (comment box, buttons, etc.) | | `browser_type` | Input text (comment content) | | `browser_wait_for` | Wait for page loading | ### ⚠️ Important Notes When Using Playwright MCP - **Minimize tokens**: When calling MCP, don't pass entire conversation context—only concisely summarize the essential information needed for that action - **Direct navigation**: Navigate directly to URLs with `browser_navigate` rather than clicking elements (prevents click errors, saves tokens) - **Concise instructions**: Pass only minimal instructions like "Navigate to [URL]", "Click [element]", "Type: [text]" - **⚠️ No screenshots**: Do NOT use `browser_take_screenshot`. Always use only `browser_snapshot` for page verification (accessibility tree is sufficient and doesn't save files) --- ## Execution Workflow ### Step 1: Check Activity Status and Select Subreddit ``` 1. Check today's date file in tracking/reddit/ folder → File name: YYYY-MM-DD.md (e.g., 2026-01-12.md) → If file doesn't exist, create new one referencing template.md 2. Check activity status table by subreddit: - How many comments posted in each subreddit today - Check subreddits under daily limit (3) - Check last comment time (minimum 5-10 minute intervals) 3. Select next subreddit for commenting: - Prioritize subreddits with no activity today or under limit - Prioritize subreddits with oldest last activity time 4. Check subreddit specifics in resources/subreddits.md: - Core community rules - Community nature - Good topics to answer → Reflect this information when selecting posts ``` ### Step 2: Access Reddit and Explore Posts ``` 1. Access Reddit with Playwright MCP → browser_navigate("https://www.reddit.com/r/{selected_subreddit}/new/") or → browser_navigate("https://www.reddit.com/r/{selected_subreddit}/rising/") 2. Page snapshot → browser_snapshot() 3. Criteria for selecting posts to comment on: • Posts where you can share insights or provide feedback • ⚠️ CRITICAL: Posts you haven't commented on today - Check activity log in tracking/reddit/today's-date.md file - Extract list of post URLs from today's comments - Verify selected post URL is NOT in that list - Absolutely NO duplicate comments on same post • OK even if not related to your service/field • Relevance to "good topics to answer" from Step 1 • Avoid posts with already hundreds of comments 4. Secure URL of selected post → Check and record post link in snapshot → Navigate directly to this URL in next Step ``` ### Step 3: Deep Analysis of Post Content and Existing Comments ``` ⚠️ CRITICAL: Must perform this step before writing comment 0. Navigate directly to post → browser_navigate(post URL secured in Step 2) → Navigate directly to URL, don't click on post (prevents click errors) → browser_snapshot() 1. Read post content accurately: - Understand what OP is actually asking - Don't react only to keywords—understand full context - Distinguish between hypothetical questions and actual problem complaints 2. Understand OP's intent: - Seeking specific help? (problem solving) - Seeking opinions/discussion? (hypothetical scenario) - Information sharing? (experience story) 3. Analyze existing comments: - Check how others interpreted - Understand how community is receiving this post - Check tone and answering style 4. Decide comment direction: - Is this post worth answering? - From what angle should I answer? - Can I naturally answer in my style? 5. ⚠️ CRITICAL: Determine if site/link verification needed: - Did OP provide website/app link? - Are there expressions like "feedback requested", "honest feedback", "looking for feedback"? - Is feedback requested on UX, design, performance that requires actual verification? → If YES: • Visit actual site with browser_navigate(provided link) • Check UI/UX with browser_snapshot() • Write feedback based ONLY on what you actually saw • Absolutely NO speculative feedback on things you didn't see → If NO: • Can answer from post content alone • General advice or experience sharing ⚠️ Proceed to Step 4 only after clearly verifying analysis results ``` ### Step 4: Write Comment ``` 1. Draft comment based on Step 3 analysis results: - Answer matching OP's actual question - Practically helpful content - Match subreddit tone - Focus on 1-2 points (don't try to explain everything) ``` ### Step 5: Personalization Review (Loop) ``` 1. Check resources/personalization_reddit.md file → Sequentially check 16 personalization checklist items based on actual comment style → Especially important: #4 personal experience, #13 experience pattern, #15 question intent understanding, #16 site verification 2. Check style patterns: • Which pattern (1-8) is it closest to? • Does it capture that pattern's characteristics well? • Does it look like you wrote it? 3. Review process: • All items PASS → Proceed to Step 6 • Any violation → Revise comment and re-review from Step 5 beginning ``` **Detailed personalization guide**: See `resources/personalization_reddit.md` ### Step 6: Post Comment ``` 1. Click comment input box → Check comment input element after browser_snapshot() → browser_click(comment box ref) 2. Input comment content → browser_type(reviewed comment) 3. Click post button → browser_click(post button ref) 4. Secure comment URL → Copy comment permalink after posting ``` ### Step 7: Judge Potential Customer (Optional) ``` ⚠️ CRITICAL: Judge accurately by referring to Step 3 analysis again → Refer to "Lead Selection Criteria" in leads/reddit.md → Classify as lead only users with actual problems (not hypothetical questions) When lead discovered, update leads/reddit.md: - Username, subreddit, post URL - Post summary, selection reason, relevance ``` ### Step 8: Update Tracking ``` Update tracking/reddit/[today's-date].md file: 1. Activity status table by subreddit: - Increment comment count for that subreddit by +1 - Update last comment time 2. Add to activity log: ### [HH:MM] r/subreddit - **Post**: [Title](URL) - **Topic Summary**: One-line summary of post content - **Comment Link**: [Comment URL] - **Comment Content**: ``` Full comment written ``` 3. When potential customer discovered: - Update 'leads/reddit.md' when potential customer discovered ``` --- ## File Reference Rules (Token Savings) | File | Reference Timing | |------|------------------| | `resources/subreddits.md` | Step 1 (subreddit selection) | | `resources/personalization_reddit.md` | Step 5 (review) | | `resources/product.md` | Step 7 (potential customer judgment) | | `leads/reddit.md` | Step 7 (lead criteria check) | → Reference only at relevant Step, don't read in advance --- ## Cautions 1. **Login Required**: Check Reddit account login status 2. **Rate Limiting**: Too fast activity risks account restrictions 3. **Community Rules**: Must follow each subreddit's rules 4. **Spam Prevention**: Absolutely NO copy-pasting same content 5. **Review Required**: Rewrite if any checklist item violated 6. **⚠️ Step 3 Required**: NEVER write comment without analyzing post content. Judging only by keywords can cause serious errors 7. **⚠️ Minimize Playwright MCP tokens**: - Don't pass entire context when calling Playwright MCP - Concisely summarize only essential information needed for each MCP call - E.g.: Only minimal instructions like "Navigate to [URL]", "Click comment box", "Type: [text]" - Prevent errors from excessive input tokens 8. **⚠️ Post Navigation**: Use browser_navigate directly with URL instead of clicking post (prevents click errors)