Reddit data for AI agents
Subreddit feeds, full comment threads, user history and search, as structured JSON. One key, no OAuth app and no per-app ceiling to nurse.
Copy the setup prompt.
Your agent does the rest.
Fetch and execute the appropriate instructions to set me up for superagnt_ from https://mcp.superagnt.com/agent-setup/prompt.md» once it is connected, run this so your agent can switch the source on itself.
agnt_tools_enable({ families: ['data:reddit'] })Everything your agent can pull
Posts by subreddit sorted hot, new, top, rising or controversial, with cursor paging.
Post comments with the sort you ask for, so an agent reads the argument and not only the title.
Post search by query with subreddit, sort and time filters, plus subreddit and user search.
A user overview, their posts, comments and stats, and their top posts and comments.
Subreddit info, rules, moderators and similar subreddits, for deciding where a post belongs.
Popular, new and rising subreddits, plus duplicates of a post across communities.
tool names08as your agent sees them
data_reddit_posts_by_subredditdata_reddit_search_postsdata_reddit_post_comments_with_sortdata_reddit_subreddit_infodata_reddit_subreddit_rulesdata_reddit_search_subredditsdata_reddit_user_overviewdata_reddit_similar_subredditsThree jobs it can start on today
Demand research from raw complaints
The agent searches posts for the problem language your product solves, pulls the comment threads, and clusters what people already tried and what failed.
Community watch
A schedule reads the subreddits your category lives in, filters for mentions of you or a competitor, and posts anything worth a reply to Slack with the permalink.
Posting without getting banned
Before drafting, the agent reads the subreddit rules and recent top posts to check format, self-promotion policy and what that community actually rewards.
What comes back
Your agent reads this response directly, with no parsing layer of your own in between. The same JSON comes back over plain HTTP, so a cron job or a script sees exactly what the agent sees.
https://mcp.superagnt.com/mcptool calldata_reddit_posts_by_subreddit{
"subreddit": "smallbusiness",
"sort": "top"
}{
"posts": [
{
"id": "t3_1a2b3c4",
"title": "What finally fixed our invoice follow-up",
"subreddit": "smallbusiness",
"score": 1842,
"num_comments": 233,
"created_utc": 1786312800,
"permalink": "/r/smallbusiness/comments/1a2b3c4/"
},
{ "...": "24 more posts" }
],
"cursor": "t3_1a2b3c4"
}What it costs to run
Calls in Reddit are priced individually and deducted from your credit balance, and only a successful call is billed. The per-endpoint figures live in the reference docs, and every billable response reports its own cost in meta.costCents.
One balance covers this source and every other one, so there is no per-source subscription and no upstream account of your own to keep alive.
how credits work →Before you wire it up
01Do I need a Reddit OAuth app?
No. There is no app registration, no refresh token and no per-app ceiling to manage. One key and one credit balance cover it.
02How does my agent get these tools?
Connect to https://mcp.superagnt.com/mcp and call agnt_tools_enable with data:reddit.
03Can it read a full thread?
Yes. data_reddit_post_comments_with_sort returns the comment tree for a post, which is where the useful detail usually is.
04How is usage billed?
Calls consume platform credits based on provider and endpoint. See credit costs in the dashboard and on each endpoint page.
05What about rate limits?
Rate limits depend on your plan. The API returns standard HTTP status codes; retry with backoff on 429 responses.
Point your client at https://mcp.superagnt.com/mcp and your agent has this, plus everything else on one balance.