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reddit-warmup

Runtime-neutral Reddit account warm-up and brand promotion skill for AI agents. Systematically grow newly registered or existing Reddit accounts into credible identities, then organically plant brand content in target subreddits to eventually promote products or tools. Use for: register or take over a Reddit account and start the full warm-up cycle, build a credible Reddit account from scratch, run automated daily tasks on a schedule, camp on a post after publishing to reply, run multiple accounts sequentially. Triggers: reddit warmup / 30-day warmup / start warmup / build reddit karma / reddi

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Install
npx skills add browser-act/skills --skill reddit-warmup --agent claude-code

Same command for any agent — swap --agent for codex, cursor, copilot.

Facts
Files in the skill folder: 1
SKILL.md size: 22 KB
Bundled scripts: none
Path: solutions/social-listening/reddit-warmup/SKILL.md
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Where it comes from
Stars: 5,160
Language: Python
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written from the skill's own SKILL.md · Aug 5, 2026

What it does

Systematically build Reddit accounts over a 30-day progression and then promote a configured brand in target subreddits. It manages per-account state locally under ~/.reddit-warmup/<username>/ and enforces one account per browser profile with one proxy. It defines three stages: Days 2-14 lurk (browse and upvote only), Days 15-29 comment (AI-generated comments with limited non-brand posts), and Days 30+ promote (comments plus up to two posts per week). It also supports running multiple accounts sequentially and loading reference files before actions. The skill specifies using browser-act as the sole browser execution tool for all Reddit actions and details required files to load for preflight and stage rules.

How it works

  • Before any action, load the required reference files listed in the Phase Router (e.g., references/browser-act-rules.md, references/phase2-preflight.md, stage-specific references).
  • Use the browser-act CLI for all Reddit-facing browser, page, publishing, and verification operations, including state checks via commands like browser-act state, get markdown, get title, and taking screenshots or network captures for verification.
  • Manage per-account state in local files under ~/.reddit-warmup/<username>/ (config.yaml, progress.json, sub_profiles.json, activity_log.jsonl, etc.). Append to activity logs and update progress.json as needed.
  • Enforce the Core Rules such as one account per browser profile per phase, no deletions in the first 30 days, email verification after registration, no DMs or friend requests in the first 30 days, and using headed browser sessions.
  • Follow the Three stages with day-by-day behavior: lurk (Days 2-14), comment (Days 15-29), promote (Day 30+). Daily planning and execution are gated by phase-specific reference files and approval policies, with approvals managed via Pending Approval flows.
  • The skill includes an explicit EXECUTION RULE to load required reference files before taking any action and to stop if those references cannot be loaded.

When to use it

  • Triggered to begin or resume a Reddit account warm-up and brand-promotion cycle, including scenarios to register/take over an account, build credibility from scratch, run automated daily tasks, camp on posts, and run multiple accounts sequentially. The trigger phrases include several variants like reddit warmup, 30-day warmup, start warmup, build reddit karma, reddit brand promotion, reddit automated posting, and others.

What it can touch

  • Local state under ~/.reddit-warmup/<username>/ (config.yaml, progress.json, sub_profiles.json, activity_log.jsonl, drafts, pending_approval, evidence, images, last_run.png).
  • The allowed tools are claude-code, codex, and cursor as declared in the skill.
  • All browser actions must be executed via the browser-act CLI; no alternate browser paths are permitted.

Caveats

  • License: MIT
  • Hard execution rule requires loading reference files before actions and using browser-act for all browser operations; if loading fails, the agent must stop and log/notify.
  • Brand promotion and approval policies are governed by config.yaml.approval_policy and references in references/approval-rules.md.
  • Risk: daily runs are constrained to one per scheduler day; approvals are separate event-driven publish flows.
From the SKILL.md

# Reddit Account Warm-up (30-Day Brand Promotion) Builds authentic-looking Reddit accounts through a 30-day progression, then uses them to promote any brand the user configures. State files are managed as local files under `~/.reddit-warmup/<username>/`. **Agent compatibility:** this skill is runtime-neutral. It can be used by any agent environment that can load local Markdown references, read/write local JSON/YAML/text files, list local directories, run shell commands for `browser-act`, and continue a conversation after a user approval reply. Do not depend on runtime-specific question widgets, background agents, sub-agents, notification events, or tool names. **Execution boundary:** every Reddit-facing browser, page, network, publishing, and verification operation must use `browser-act` CLI as the only browser execution tool. No other browser execution path is allowed. Use `browser-act state` / `get markdown` / `get title` / screenshots / network capture for verification. Local state files are the only non-browser exception and may be handled with the host agent's normal local file read/write/list capabilities. If browser-act cannot complete a step, stop, log/notify, or use browse

What's inside
Steps it walks through
  1. Step 0 -Load Reference Files (required before any action)
  2. Language
  3. Red Lines (every account, every stage, no exceptions)
  4. State Files
  5. Keyword Rotation
  6. Rotation state in progress.json
  7. When to increment
  8. User-facing commands
  9. Core Principles
  10. Approval Rules -Policy-Driven Content Publishing
  11. One-Day Execution Flow
  12. Phase 1: Account Onboarding
  13. Phase 2: Daily Execution
  14. Stage 2: Comment (Days 15-29)
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About this skill
What does the reddit-warmup skill do?

Runtime-neutral Reddit account warm-up and brand promotion skill for AI agents. Systematically grow newly registered or existing Reddit accounts into credible identities, then organically plant brand content in target subreddits to eventually promote products or tools. Use for: register or take over a Reddit account and start the full warm-up cycle, build a credible Reddit account from scratch, run automated daily tasks on a schedule, camp on a post after publishing to reply, run multiple accounts sequentially. Triggers: reddit warmup / 30-day warmup / start warmup / build reddit karma / reddi

How do I install it?

Run `npx skills add browser-act/skills --skill reddit-warmup --agent claude-code` — it drops the skill into your project so the agent can pick it up. Swap the --agent value for codex, cursor or copilot if you use one of those.

Where does this skill come from?

From browser-act/skills, a repository with 5,160 stars. We read it straight from the repository tree rather than a submitted listing, so what you see here is what is actually published.

Is a popular skill a good skill?

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