
Reddit MCP Buddy
Reddit Buddy MCP enables Claude Desktop and other AI assistants to browse Reddit, search posts, and analyze user activity through a set of tools that require no API key authentication. The server provides three authentication tiers offering 10 to 100 requests per minute, delivering clean, unfiltered data optimized for language models without fabricated metrics or sentiment scores. It solves the problem of AI assistants needing direct Reddit access for real-time information gathering and analysis across subreddits without the friction of official API registration.
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- last updated
- Dec 20, 2025
Tools
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browse_subredditBrowse posts from any subreddit with sorting options.
Browse posts from any subreddit with sorting options.
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search_redditSearch across Reddit or specific subreddits.
Search across Reddit or specific subreddits.
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get_post_detailsGet a post with all its comments.
Get a post with all its comments.
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user_analysisAnalyze a Reddit user's profile.
Analyze a Reddit user's profile.
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reddit_explainGet explanations of Reddit terms.
Get explanations of Reddit terms.
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create_post
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add_comment
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subreddit_rules
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Reddit MCP Buddy
Reddit Browser for Claude Desktop and AI Assistants
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for browsing Reddit, searching posts, and analyzing user activity. It needs existing approved Reddit API credentials. Version 1.2.0 added optional posting and commenting with per-process caps and a client-dependent confirmation flow. See Posting.
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- Repository
- github.com/karanb192/reddit-buddy-mcp
- Categories
- Search & Web Crawling, Monitoring & Observability