Add reddit-lead-finder skill - #1525
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What problem it solves
Finding the first customers for a product on Reddit currently means manually reading through subreddits looking for people expressing the exact problem your product solves — slow, and easy to mistake a success story or generic advice-seeker for a real lead.
reddit-lead-finderautomates that judgment: it finds real Reddit posts/comments where someone is describing a matching problem, scores each one against a fixed Customer Fit / Problem Severity / Purchase Intent rubric, and returns a ranked report with quoted evidence and links.Who uses this workflow
Solo developers and small teams looking for their first customers on Reddit without building custom scraping or lead-scoring logic themselves.
Attribution/inspiration source
Built and maintained by ThreadSnoop (github.com/threadsnoop), backed by the ThreadSnoop Reddit read API — this is the product's own core scoring rubric (Customer Fit / Problem Severity / Purchase Intent), exposed as a general-purpose skill. Live-tested end to end — see
examples/real-run.mdfor a real, non-fabricated finding, andexamples/sample-report.mdfor the report format.Example of how it's used
Describe your product (or point Claude at its URL) and ask it to find Reddit leads — the skill searches, scores each candidate against the rubric, and returns a short ranked report with quoted evidence and thread links.
Read-only by hard rule: never posts, comments, votes, or DMs on the user's behalf. Companion to
reddit-search(also submitted, see #1524) — that skill is the general-purpose search/monitoring tool; this one is specifically for finding people describing a problem a given product solves.