Skills

Packaged playbooks built on the ThreadSnoop API — a finished workflow, not just raw endpoints. Free, downloadable, and drop-in for Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, or any agent that can make HTTP calls. More are on the way.

reddit-lead-finder

Find Reddit leads for a product

Given a product — a URL is enough — this skill searches the right subreddits by both category and pain vocabulary, judges every candidate on Customer Fit, Problem Severity, and Purchase Intent, checks each subreddit's self-promotion rules, and produces a short ranked report. It only finds and scores — it doesn't draft replies (ask separately if you want one written) — and it never posts, comments, or DMs on Reddit itself.

URL-or-paragraph product intake, with a confirm-back step before searching
Category + pain-vocabulary subreddit search over the ThreadSnoop API
Customer Fit / Problem Severity / Purchase Intent scoring rubric
Subreddit self-promotion rules check before recommending anywhere to post
Produces a ranked report — no reply drafting, no auto-posting, commenting, or DMs

Which do you use?

Copy this command:

Terminal

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/reddit-lead-finder && curl -o ~/.claude/skills/reddit-lead-finder/SKILL.md https://threadsnoop.com/skills/reddit-lead-finder/SKILL.md

Open Terminal (or whichever command line you use).
Paste the command and press Enter.
Open Claude Code and just ask — no further setup needed.
Try it — ask something like: "Find Reddit leads for my product: <your product's URL or a short description>."

This installs it for every project, not just the one your terminal happens to be in. Want it scoped to a single project instead? Run the same command from inside that project's folder, without the ~. Prefer to place the file yourself? Download SKILL.md and save it as ~/.claude/skills/reddit-lead-finder/SKILL.md — it needs its own folder; a loose file won't be picked up.