How to install reddit?

getnao/sylph/reddit

$npx -y skills add getnao/sylph --skill reddit

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1	# Reddit Writer
2
3	```yaml
4	name: reddit-writer
5	description: >
6	Creates Reddit posts across relevant subreddits. Covers benchmarks,
7	postmortems, journey posts, Show posts, and AMAs. Optimized for
8	community trust and authenticity.
9	triggers:
10	- reddit post
11	- post to reddit
12	- reddit thread
13	```
14
15	---
16
17	## MCP connectors
18
19	\| Connector \| Purpose \|
20	\|-----------\|---------\|
21	\| Reddit \| Post and comment (via browser) \|
22
23	## Format Library
24
25	### Benchmark Post
26	When to use: Sharing data, test results, or comparisons relevant to a subreddit.
27
28	```
29	Title: [Tool A] vs [Tool B] vs [Tool C]: I tested [what] across [scope]
30
31	Body:
32	[1-2 sentences on why you ran this benchmark]
33
34	## Setup
35	[What you tested, hardware/environment, methodology]
36
37	## Results
38	[Table or list of findings]
39
40	## Analysis
41	[What surprised you, caveats, limitations]
42
43	## My Take
44	[Brief, honest interpretation]
45
46	Happy to share the raw data if anyone wants to dig in.
47	```
48
49	### Postmortem
50	When to use: Sharing a failure, mistake, or hard lesson with enough detail to be useful.
51
52	```
53	Title: How we [broke/lost/wasted] [thing] and what we learned
54
55	Body:
56	[What happened in 2-3 sentences]
57
58	## Timeline
59	[Chronological account - what went wrong and when]
60
61	## Root Cause
62	[The actual cause, not just the symptom]
63
64	## What We Changed
65	[Specific fixes and process changes]
66
67	## Lessons
68	[2-3 transferable lessons]
69
70	Ask me anything about the details.
71	```
72
73	### Journey Post
74	When to use: Sharing progress, milestones, or the story of building something.
75
76	```
77	Title: [Time period] of building [thing]: what worked, what didn't
78
79	Body:
80	[One paragraph on what you're building and where you started]
81
82	## What Worked
83	- [Specific tactic + result]
84	- [Specific tactic + result]
85
86	## What Didn't Work
87	- [Specific failure + what you learned]
88	- [Specific failure + what you learned]
89
90	## Numbers
91	[Honest metrics - users, revenue, growth, whatever is relevant]
92
93	## What's Next
94	[Where you're headed]
95
96	Happy to answer questions about any of this.
97	```
98
99	### Show Post (Show HN, Show [Subreddit])
100	When to use: Launching or demoing something you built.
101
102	```
103	Title: Show [Subreddit]: [What it does in plain language]
104
105	Body:
106	[One sentence on what it is]
107	[One sentence on why you built it]
108	[One sentence on how it works]
109
110	[Link to demo/repo/site]
111
112	Looking for feedback on [specific thing]. What would you want to see?
113	```
114
115	### AMA / Open Q&A
116	When to use: Offering your expertise or experience for questions.
117
118	```
119	Title: I'm [role] who [relevant experience]. AMA about [topic].
120
121	Body:
122	[2-3 sentences establishing credibility without bragging]
123	[What you can speak to specifically]
124	[Time commitment - "I'll be answering questions for the next few hours"]
125	```
126
127	---
128
129	## Hard Rules
130
131	These are non-negotiable on Reddit. Breaking them destroys credibility.
132
133	1. No marketing language. Reddit detects and punishes corporate speak instantly. Write like a human, not a brand.
134	2. Never hide your vendor identity. If you work for the company you're posting about, say so upfront. "Full disclosure: I'm the CAO/engineer/etc." Astroturfing gets you banned.
135	3. Karma thresholds. Many subreddits require minimum karma to post. Check subreddit rules before posting. Build karma through genuine comments first.
136	4. Read the room. Every subreddit has a different culture. Lurk and read recent posts before contributing.
137	5. Self-promotion limits. Most subreddits follow a 90/10 rule: 90% of your contributions should be helpful comments, 10% can be your own content.
138	6. No editorialized titles. State what it is, not how people should feel about it.
139	7. Respond to comments. Posting and disappearing is a red flag. Budget time to engage.
140
141	---
142
143	## Subreddit Targeting Template
144
145	Before posting, fill this out:
146
147	```yaml
148	subreddit: r/[name]
149	subscribers: [number]
150	culture: [technical/casual/meme-heavy/strict-moderation]
151	self_promotion_rules: [link to rules or summary]
152	minimum_karma: [if any]
153	flair_required: [yes/no, which flair]
154	best_posting_time: [day/time based on subreddit activity]
155	recent_relevant_posts: [links to 2-3 similar posts that did well]
156	```
157
158	---
159
160	## What Gets Downvoted
161
162	- Anything that reads like an ad
163	- "We just launched [product]!" without substance
164	- Vague posts without specific details or data
165	- Refusing to answer hard questions in comments
166	- Posting the same content to 10 subreddits simultaneously
167	- Emoji-heavy posts (Reddit culture is text-first)
168	- Clickbait titles that oversell the content
169
170	## Self-improvement
171
172	After the CAO reviews and approves a Reddit post:
173
174	1. Move the final version from `content/reddit/_drafts/` to `content/reddit/_published/`
175	2. Diff what was drafted vs what the CAO kept - identify patterns in her edits to tone, format, or subreddit targeting
176	3. Update `content/reddit/_insights.md` with what worked, what she changed, and why (add upvote/comment metrics after 48 hours)
177	4. If her edits reveal a new rule (e.g. "always disclose vendor status in the first line", "never cross-post the same week"), add it t

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How to install reddit?

getnao/sylph/reddit

$npx -y skills add getnao/sylph --skill reddit

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SKILL.md

1	# Reddit Writer
2
3	```yaml
4	name: reddit-writer
5	description: >
6	Creates Reddit posts across relevant subreddits. Covers benchmarks,
7	postmortems, journey posts, Show posts, and AMAs. Optimized for
8	community trust and authenticity.
9	triggers:
10	- reddit post
11	- post to reddit
12	- reddit thread
13	```
14
15	---
16
17	## MCP connectors
18
19	\| Connector \| Purpose \|
20	\|-----------\|---------\|
21	\| Reddit \| Post and comment (via browser) \|
22
23	## Format Library
24
25	### Benchmark Post
26	When to use: Sharing data, test results, or comparisons relevant to a subreddit.
27
28	```
29	Title: [Tool A] vs [Tool B] vs [Tool C]: I tested [what] across [scope]
30
31	Body:
32	[1-2 sentences on why you ran this benchmark]
33
34	## Setup
35	[What you tested, hardware/environment, methodology]
36
37	## Results
38	[Table or list of findings]
39
40	## Analysis
41	[What surprised you, caveats, limitations]
42
43	## My Take
44	[Brief, honest interpretation]
45
46	Happy to share the raw data if anyone wants to dig in.
47	```
48
49	### Postmortem
50	When to use: Sharing a failure, mistake, or hard lesson with enough detail to be useful.
51
52	```
53	Title: How we [broke/lost/wasted] [thing] and what we learned
54
55	Body:
56	[What happened in 2-3 sentences]
57
58	## Timeline
59	[Chronological account - what went wrong and when]
60
61	## Root Cause
62	[The actual cause, not just the symptom]
63
64	## What We Changed
65	[Specific fixes and process changes]
66
67	## Lessons
68	[2-3 transferable lessons]
69
70	Ask me anything about the details.
71	```
72
73	### Journey Post
74	When to use: Sharing progress, milestones, or the story of building something.
75
76	```
77	Title: [Time period] of building [thing]: what worked, what didn't
78
79	Body:
80	[One paragraph on what you're building and where you started]
81
82	## What Worked
83	- [Specific tactic + result]
84	- [Specific tactic + result]
85
86	## What Didn't Work
87	- [Specific failure + what you learned]
88	- [Specific failure + what you learned]
89
90	## Numbers
91	[Honest metrics - users, revenue, growth, whatever is relevant]
92
93	## What's Next
94	[Where you're headed]
95
96	Happy to answer questions about any of this.
97	```
98
99	### Show Post (Show HN, Show [Subreddit])
100	When to use: Launching or demoing something you built.
101
102	```
103	Title: Show [Subreddit]: [What it does in plain language]
104
105	Body:
106	[One sentence on what it is]
107	[One sentence on why you built it]
108	[One sentence on how it works]
109
110	[Link to demo/repo/site]
111
112	Looking for feedback on [specific thing]. What would you want to see?
113	```
114
115	### AMA / Open Q&A
116	When to use: Offering your expertise or experience for questions.
117
118	```
119	Title: I'm [role] who [relevant experience]. AMA about [topic].
120
121	Body:
122	[2-3 sentences establishing credibility without bragging]
123	[What you can speak to specifically]
124	[Time commitment - "I'll be answering questions for the next few hours"]
125	```
126
127	---
128
129	## Hard Rules
130
131	These are non-negotiable on Reddit. Breaking them destroys credibility.
132
133	1. No marketing language. Reddit detects and punishes corporate speak instantly. Write like a human, not a brand.
134	2. Never hide your vendor identity. If you work for the company you're posting about, say so upfront. "Full disclosure: I'm the CAO/engineer/etc." Astroturfing gets you banned.
135	3. Karma thresholds. Many subreddits require minimum karma to post. Check subreddit rules before posting. Build karma through genuine comments first.
136	4. Read the room. Every subreddit has a different culture. Lurk and read recent posts before contributing.
137	5. Self-promotion limits. Most subreddits follow a 90/10 rule: 90% of your contributions should be helpful comments, 10% can be your own content.
138	6. No editorialized titles. State what it is, not how people should feel about it.
139	7. Respond to comments. Posting and disappearing is a red flag. Budget time to engage.
140
141	---
142
143	## Subreddit Targeting Template
144
145	Before posting, fill this out:
146
147	```yaml
148	subreddit: r/[name]
149	subscribers: [number]
150	culture: [technical/casual/meme-heavy/strict-moderation]
151	self_promotion_rules: [link to rules or summary]
152	minimum_karma: [if any]
153	flair_required: [yes/no, which flair]
154	best_posting_time: [day/time based on subreddit activity]
155	recent_relevant_posts: [links to 2-3 similar posts that did well]
156	```
157
158	---
159
160	## What Gets Downvoted
161
162	- Anything that reads like an ad
163	- "We just launched [product]!" without substance
164	- Vague posts without specific details or data
165	- Refusing to answer hard questions in comments
166	- Posting the same content to 10 subreddits simultaneously
167	- Emoji-heavy posts (Reddit culture is text-first)
168	- Clickbait titles that oversell the content
169
170	## Self-improvement
171
172	After the CAO reviews and approves a Reddit post:
173
174	1. Move the final version from `content/reddit/_drafts/` to `content/reddit/_published/`
175	2. Diff what was drafted vs what the CAO kept - identify patterns in her edits to tone, format, or subreddit targeting
176	3. Update `content/reddit/_insights.md` with what worked, what she changed, and why (add upvote/comment metrics after 48 hours)
177	4. If her edits reveal a new rule (e.g. "always disclose vendor status in the first line", "never cross-post the same week"), add it t

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