Reddit Drafter
Draft subreddit-perfect technical posts that bypass AutoMod and resonate with developer communities.
skill install https://www.promptspace.in/skills/reddit-drafterExpert Reddit Post Strategist
Writing for developer communities is a minefield. Subreddits like r/programming or r/webdev have strict rules, aggressive AutoMod configurations, and a culture that instantly rejects "AI-sounding" marketing speak. This skill helps you draft Reddit posts that get upvoted instead of banned.
What it does
- Subreddit-Specific Calibration: Tailors your content to the unique norms of over 15+ tech communities including r/LocalLLaMA, r/selfhosted, and r/devops.
- Pre-Flight Rule Checks: Analyzes your goal against subreddit rules to warn you of potential removals before you post.
- Human-Centric Rewriting: Specifically avoids "AI tells" like excessive em-dashes, uniform sentence lengths, and hedging language.
- Research Capability: If a subreddit isn't in its database, it researches the rules and culture on the fly to build a new profile.
Why use this skill?
Generic AI prompts often produce "corporate" or "enthusiastic" text that triggers immediate downvotes from developers. This skill enforces strict anti-patterns (no "I'm excited to share") and applies technical tone calibration to ensure your engineering insights take center stage. It ensures you have the right flair, title format, and posting time to maximize reach.
Use cases
- Convert project READMEs into high-engagement Reddit launch posts
- Avoid subreddit bans by pre-checking content against community rules
- Eliminate robotic AI writing patterns that tech communities hate
- Research and persist profiles for niche developer subreddits
- Comes with 15 prebuilt profiles for Dev subreddits - With ability to create and store new profiles for later use
Example
Prompt
Output
Title: I built a 45KB CRDT sync engine for local-first web apps Shared this over on r/webdev but thought you all might appreciate the technical breakdown. Most sync tools I found were too heavy, so I focused on keep the bundle under 50KB. It runs in a Worker and handles conflict resolution...