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Reddit feeds let you group subreddits into curated collections your agent can monitor, summarize, and revisit. Feeds live in your workspace — not as a separate sidebar UI — and are created and updated by asking your agent. Under the hood, your agent uses the built-in reddit-feed-creator skill (plus the Reddit Research tool) to discover relevant communities and save them as a feed you can reference by name in any future conversation.

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Creating a feed

Just tell your agent what you want to track. A few patterns that work well: 
Create a feed for indie SaaS founders. Find the most active subreddits
and save it as "indie-saas".

Build me a Reddit feed called "ai-dev-tools" that covers the communities
where developers talk about Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and agent frameworks.

Create a feed tracking Notion's audience — use URL analysis on notion.so
to find subreddits where their target users hang out.
Your agent will run the reddit-feed-creator skill, propose subreddits, and confirm the list with you before saving. The feed is stored in your workspace so it persists across sessions.

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Using a feed later

Once a feed is saved, reference it by name anytime: 
What's trending in "indie-saas" this week?

Summarize the top posts from "ai-dev-tools" from the last 7 days
and flag anything about Claude Code.

Who are the most active commenters in "indie-saas"? Build a list
with their usernames and what they tend to post about.
Your agent reads the feed definition, queries the subreddits via the Reddit Research tool, and returns a structured summary with sources.

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Discovering communities from a URL

If you don’t know which subreddits to track, ask your agent to analyze a URL and recommend communities: 
Analyze linear.app and tell me which subreddits their audience hangs out in.

Look at our site at acme.com — what subreddits should I be monitoring
for our target users?
The agent will extract a site description, identify audience personas, and surface the most relevant high-signal subreddits — filtering out oversized general-purpose communities like r/all. You can then save the recommendations as a feed in the same conversation.

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Managing feeds

Feed management is also conversational. Ask your agent to:
  • List your feeds — “What Reddit feeds do I have saved?”
  • Add subreddits — “Add r/sideproject and r/startups to my indie-saas feed”
  • Remove subreddits — “Drop r/entrepreneur from indie-saas — too noisy”
  • Rename or delete — “Delete the ai-dev-tools feed”

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Use cases

Competitive monitoring

“Create a feed tracking where people discuss Notion, Obsidian, and Roam.”

Industry tracking

“Build a feed for indie game developers — focus on active communities with real conversations.”

Customer discovery

“Monitor subreddits where founders of early-stage SaaS products hang out.”

Idea validation

“Create a feed for communities discussing knowledge management tools, then pull the top pain points this week.”
Feeds pair well with scheduled tasks — ask your agent to generate a weekly digest of a feed and deliver it to Telegram or Slack automatically.