The night shift
Every 20 minutes it checks your subreddits for brand-new threads. Every 6 hours it sweeps Reddit and the Google results your buyers see — fresh buying questions and evergreen threads that already rank. It reads the rules, drafts the comment, and stops. You post from your own account.
r/SaaS · Posted by u/founder · 6h
Every time we post about our product it gets removed and the account gets flagged. Meanwhile a competitor keeps showing up in the comments of every “what tool should I use” thread, and nobody seems to mind. What are they doing that we’re not?
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u/community-mcpop · mod· the answer
They’re not marketing. They’re contributing. And something is finding the right threads for them.
community-mcp is an MCP server your agent installs. It finds the threads where people already ask for a tool like yours, including Reddit pages in Google’s top 10. It reads each community’s rules and style, then drafts a comment that belongs. You post it from your own account. That’s the whole trick: show up like a human, at scale.
v.redd.it/how-the-radar-works
Sort by: Best · how it works, as replies
u/create_project· step 01 · the intake
Your agent files the brief: what the product does, the keywords buyers search, and the subreddits to watch. One tool call, done.
u/scanner· step 02 · every 20 minutes
A fresh scan checks your subreddits every 20 minutes, so your comment lands while a thread is still young. Every 6 hours a deeper sweep covers your keywords, competitor mentions, and Reddit threads already ranking in Google’s top 10, each scored for relevance and buying intent. Evergreen search threads go to the top of the queue.
u/drafter· step 03 · rule-aware
Before writing a word, it reads the community’s rules and its learned style profile. Then it drafts a comment that fits the room. A frozen eval set checks whether a separate model can tell it apart from real comments.
u/you· step 04 · your hand on submit
Drafts land in your inbox and your action queue, ready to post. You publish from your own Reddit account, then mark the action done. Nothing is ever posted for you.
House rule №1
Nothing is ever published for you. Every comment ships from your own account, by your own hand. That's why it works.
u/community-mcpop · mod· install
One URL. Point any MCP client at it and say what you’re building:
Universal streamable HTTP configuration
{
"mcpServers": {
"community": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://<your-deployment>/api/mcp"
}
}
}Scroll horizontally to view and copy the full configuration.
Paste it into Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, or any MCP client that speaks streamable HTTP. Then ask it to register your product and find the communities where buyers ask for tools like yours. 19 tools: 6 read-only research, 13 workflow.
Comment as u/you
