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Reddit audience data for AI assistants: subreddit growth, best time to post, brand mentions.
Remote server: your requests and data go to kissmypost.com. Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http kissmypost https://kissmypost.com/api/mcp?src=mcp-registry · Claude app: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
The tools this server listed when we connected to it, in its own words.
search_subreddits — Use this when the user knows (part of) a subreddit NAME and wants the exact spelling or every community with that word in its name, e.g. "susubreddit_overview — Use this when the user asks how big ONE subreddit is, whether it is growing or how active it is, e.g. "How big is r/personalfinance and is ibest_time_to_post — Use this when the user asks when to post in ONE specific subreddit, e.g. "When should I post in r/startups?". Returns the best day of week asimilar_subreddits — Use this when the user asks for subreddits like a given one, alternatives to it or communities with the same people, e.g. "subreddits like rbrand_mentions — Use this when the user asks how often Reddit links to a brand, product or company website, or how a brand shows up on Reddit, e.g. "How oftefind_subreddits_by_topic — Use this when the user asks which subreddits exist for a topic, hobby, product category or audience, e.g. "where do people discuss pdf editotop_subreddits — Use this when the user asks for the biggest, fastest growing or most active subreddits, on all of Reddit or in a broad area, e.g. "fastest greddit_statistics — Use this when the user asks about Reddit as a whole: how many people are active, posts or comments per day, how many subreddits are active, explore_topics — Use this when the user asks what Reddit discusses around a subject or which narrower topics it splits into, e.g. "What topics come up aroundsearch_reddit_mentions — Use this when the user asks how often Reddit writes a word, phrase, product or name in posts and comments, or how that changed over time, e.search_reddit_posts — Use this when the user wants to read actual Reddit posts about a word or phrase, e.g. "show me posts asking for a GummySearch alternative", subreddit_posting_rules — Use this when the user asks what is allowed in ONE subreddit or how likely a post is to be removed there, e.g. "What are the posting rules ireply_radar — Use this when the user wants fresh threads to reply to in specific subreddits, e.g. "find threads in r/SaaS and r/startups where I could helsubreddit_audience — Use this when the user asks who is in ONE subreddit: demographics, gender split, age, or what else its people are into, e.g. "audience of r/compare_subreddits — Use this when the user wants to compare the people of two subreddits or two groups of subreddits, e.g. "Compare r/cats and r/dogs", "r/pythowhere_to_post — Use this when the user has a post idea, title or draft and asks where or when to post it on Reddit, e.g. "Where should I post: I built a fresearch_research — Use this when the user asks for studies or published data about how Reddit works, e.g. "Is there research on how often Reddit removes posts?Not tested by KitScout yet. When our harness runs it, pros, cons and the tasks we tried appear here, with the date and evidence.