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Don’t know which subreddits to track? Give your agent a URL — your own site, a competitor’s page, or a product in your space — and it analyzes the content to surface the Reddit communities where that audience is active. Under the hood, this uses the same reddit-feed-creator skill described in Reddit Feeds. You don’t invoke the skill directly; you just ask.

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How it works

Send your agent a URL with a discovery request. A few patterns that work well:
Your agent will:
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Visit and summarize the URL

Extract a 2-3 sentence site description from the page content.
2

Identify audience personas

Generate 3 or more distinct user profiles likely to visit the site.
3

Extract keywords

Pull 12-18 topic, product, and pain-point keywords to seed the subreddit search.
4

Recommend subreddits

Rank subreddits by relevance and community size, filtering out oversized general-purpose communities like r/all and r/popular.
5

Save as a feed (optional)

Confirm the list with your agent and it saves them as a curated feed you can reference by name later.

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What the analysis includes

Each URL analysis produces three components that drive subreddit recommendations: These components work together to match your site against Reddit communities where your audience is already active.

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Better results, fewer distractions

Recommendations are designed to surface communities where real conversations happen. The discovery engine automatically filters out oversized, general-purpose subreddits that add noise without value.
Run discovery against multiple URLs to compare results. Try your homepage, a competitor’s landing page, and a relevant blog post to build a well-rounded feed.

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From discovery to monitoring

Once you save a feed from the discovery results, you can reference it by name in any future conversation — e.g. “Summarize the top posts in my indie-saas feed from this week”. For details on revisiting and managing saved feeds, see Reddit Feeds and Managing Feeds.