jordanburke/reddit-mcp-server
⚙️ A Model Context Protocol (MCP) that provides tools for fetching and creating Reddit content
What it solves
This project provides a bridge between AI assistants and Reddit, allowing users to interact with the platform directly through tools like Claude Desktop. It solves the problem of manually switching between a chat interface and a browser to research, monitor, or contribute to Reddit discussions.
How it works
It functions as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. When configured, it exposes a set of tools to your AI assistant that can read Reddit data (like subreddit feeds, user profiles, and post comments) or perform write operations (like creating posts, replying, or editing content). It includes a "Safe Mode" that automatically enforces rate limits and duplicate detection to comply with Reddit's policies, and it can automatically append a disclosure footer to any content the AI posts.
Who it’s for
It is for developers and power users who want to integrate Reddit into their AI-driven workflows. It is particularly useful for those who need to automate research or content management while ensuring their activity remains compliant with Reddit's "Responsible Builder Policy."
Highlights
- Create, edit, and delete posts and comments directly from your AI assistant.
- Built-in "Safe Mode" with rate limiting and duplicate detection to prevent spam bans.
- Automatic bot disclosure footers for transparent automated posting.
- Zero-setup RSS fallback mode for basic read-only browsing without needing OAuth credentials.
- Full support for reading subreddit feeds, user history, and engagement analysis.
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