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Tutorials for common AI agent workflows

These guides walk through real-world patterns for using ReddGrow in AI agents and automation pipelines. Each guide is self-contained and shows both API and CLI approaches.

Available guides

Subreddit Research

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Before posting or engaging in a community, use the API to read the current feed, top content and comment stream, and to check whether your topic has already been discussed. Covers 4 reads in a logical research sequence.

Domain Monitoring

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Track every Reddit mention of your domain in real time. Includes filtering by score, deduplication, and a cron-based automation setup.

AI Agent Integration

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Three patterns for wiring ReddGrow into an AI agent: CLI mode for piping JSON context, direct API calls inside tool use, and MCP for Claude Desktop. Also explains the async job flow every Reddit read uses.

Batch Operations

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Create many Reddit read jobs at once and poll them in parallel, so large research runs finish in the time of the slowest job.

Credit Optimization

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A decision tree, limit advice and caching strategy for getting the most out of your credit budget. Includes a full cost reference table and recommended TTLs.

ReddGrow MCP Server

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Connect the ReddGrow MCP server to Claude.ai, Cursor, VS Code, or any MCP-compatible client so AI assistants can manage campaigns, drafts, and brand monitoring directly.

Credit costs at a glance

Reddit reads are priced per Reddit page fetched, so cost scales with limit (default 25, max 100).

Operation typeCost
Job status (GET /v1/reddit/jobs/{id})0 credits
Subreddit posts, post comments2 credits flat
Subreddit comments, user comments2 credits per 25 items
User posts1 credit per page (about 20 items)
Search1 credit per 7 results (4 credits at the default limit)
Domain mentions5 credits per 25 results

See Credits for the full breakdown.