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Reddit is a workspace-gated preview. Once enabled, everything below runs in a single brand chat thread: discovery, targeting, drafting, and the hand-off to your own Reddit account. daoco never posts to Reddit for you. Every post and reply ends in a manual hand-off you complete from your own logged-in Reddit account.

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Enable the preview

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Open Settings

A workspace owner or admin opens Settings -> Preview features.
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Enable Reddit

Turn on Reddit and save. No Reddit account connection is required.

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Discover subreddits

Ask daoco to find communities worth joining. The Subreddits panel opens with scored suggestions.
Each suggestion shows a fit score out of 10, notes on community rules, and self-promo tolerance when daoco can detect it. Use Add to targets on any suggestion to add it to your target list in one click.

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Manage target subreddits

Target subreddits steer discovery and scheduled sweeps toward the communities you care about. Adding a target never posts anything.
The same Subreddits panel shows your current targets, the keyword seeds that guide searches, and any excluded subreddits. Add or remove targets directly from the panel.

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Find threads worth joining

Ask for recent conversations and daoco opens the Reddit Threads panel with scored thread opportunities.
Threads from your target subreddits are prioritized. Each opportunity shows the thread’s age and comment count plus a suggested angle for joining the conversation. Choose Draft reply on an opportunity to get a reply draft you can review, edit, and hand off.

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Monitor brand mentions

Turn on mention monitoring in the Reddit research settings and daoco runs a daily sweep for mentions of your brand. Ask any time to see the latest snapshot:
daoco shows recent mentions and can draft replies for the ones worth responding to. Nothing is ever auto-replied.

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Repurpose top posts

Turn a post that already performed well on another platform into a Reddit-ready post.
daoco gathers the source material, proposes title options, and drafts a post shaped for the community. The hand-off flow below applies.

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Post it yourself: the hand-off flow

Publishing is a manual hand-off by design. Posting from your own account keeps you in control and compliant with each subreddit’s rules.
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Review the draft

Check the drafted post or reply in chat and request edits until it reads right.
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Open Reddit

Choose Copy reply & open Reddit for a reply, or Open on Reddit for a post. daoco opens the target thread or a pre-filled Reddit submit page.
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Post from your account

Review the community’s rules, make any final tweaks, and submit from your own logged-in Reddit account.
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Mark as posted

Back in daoco, choose Mark as posted and paste the live Reddit link. daoco records the delivery and registers the thread for reply tracking.
Mark as posted registers the thread; once Reddit data access is enabled, daoco checks registered threads for new replies and surfaces them in the Social Inbox. Replies are never sent automatically — daoco can draft a response, and you hand it off the same way.

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Automate sweeps

Use Automations to run Reddit sweeps on a schedule. Save a prompt like:
Scheduled runs produce drafts that wait for your review — approval preferences still apply, and nothing is posted without the manual hand-off.

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Account health guardrail

Before you post, daoco can check your Reddit account’s age, karma, and recent posting cadence, and advise caution or a cooldown when a post could look spammy to moderators.
Ask “Is my Reddit account in good shape to post in r/espresso this week?” before a first post in a new community.

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Current limits

  • No scheduled auto-publish to Reddit. Every post and reply is a manual hand-off from your own account.
  • Post metrics are pending Reddit API access. Score, comments, and upvote ratio require Reddit Data API approval, which is in progress. The reply sweeps on marked posts also start once access is granted; marking posts now is still worthwhile — registered threads pick up automatically.
  • Thread state is estimated. Discovery runs on open-web search, so whether a thread is locked or archived is estimated until API access lands.
  • Community rules come first. Review each subreddit’s rules and self-promo norms before posting.