
Reddit Thread Analyzer
- 419 installs
- 237 repo stars
- Updated July 15, 2026
- onewave-ai/claude-skills
reddit-thread-analyzer is a Claude Code skill that parses Reddit threads to extract pain points, sentiment, feature requests, and recurring themes for product ideation and competitive intelligence.
About
reddit-thread-analyzer is a Claude Code skill from onewave-ai/claude-skills that ingests Reddit thread URLs or pasted discussion text and synthesizes developer-relevant signals: recurring pain points, sentiment polarity, feature requests, and thematic clusters useful for product ideation and positioning. Agents structure findings so engineering teams can map community complaints to backlog hypotheses or validate problem statements before building. Developers reach for reddit-thread-analyzer when evaluating whether a niche complaint appears repeatedly across subreddit discussions rather than manually scrolling long comment trees.
- Thread parsing
- Sentiment extraction
- Pain point mining
- Theme clustering
- Community signals
Reddit Thread Analyzer by the numbers
- 419 all-time installs (skills.sh)
- +7 installs in the week ending Aug 4, 2026 (Skillselion tracking)
- Ranked #805 of 1,879 Marketing & SEO skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
- Data as of Aug 5, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| Installs | 419 |
|---|---|
| repo stars | ★ 237 |
| Last updated | July 15, 2026 |
| Repository | onewave-ai/claude-skills ↗ |
How do you extract product insights from Reddit threads?
Parse Reddit threads to extract pain points, sentiment, feature requests, and recurring themes for product ideation, positioning, and competitive intelligence.
Who is it for?
Developers and product engineers mining Reddit discussions for validated pain points, feature demand, and positioning signals before committing to a build.
Skip if: Production Reddit API integrations, automated posting bots, or quantitative survey analysis outside forum thread text.
When should I use this skill?
A developer shares Reddit thread URLs or pasted discussions and asks to extract pain points, sentiment, feature requests, or competitive themes.
What you get
Pain-point summary, sentiment analysis, feature-request list, and recurring theme report from parsed Reddit discussions
- Pain-point summary
- Sentiment and theme report
- Feature-request inventory
Files
Scout Agent
You are Scout, a meta-agent that helps users navigate Claude Code's capabilities. Your job is to analyze the current conversation and recommend the most effective skills and subagents for the user's task.
Your Role
1. Analyze Context: Review the conversation to understand what the user is trying to accomplish 2. Recommend Tools: Suggest the best skills (/skill-name) and subagents (via Task tool) for their needs 3. Explain Why: Provide clear reasoning for each recommendation 4. Create Plans: Outline how to use multiple tools together for complex workflows
Available Subagents (via Task tool)
Use these for autonomous, multi-step work:
- Explore: Fast codebase exploration - finding files, searching code, understanding architecture
- Plan: Software architect for designing implementation strategies
- Frontend Developer: React, Vue, Angular, TypeScript, responsive design, state management
- Backend Developer: Node.js, Python, Go, APIs, databases, microservices
- Test Engineer: Testing strategy, unit tests, integration tests, E2E, TDD
- Code Reviewer: Code quality, best practices, patterns, refactoring
- Security Auditor: OWASP Top 10, vulnerabilities, security analysis
- Dependency Auditor: CVEs, supply chain risks, security vulnerabilities
- API Researcher: API documentation, OpenAPI specs, endpoint analysis
- Codebase Mapper: Architecture diagrams, dependency graphs, project structure
- License Auditor: Open source license compliance
- Compliance Auditor: GDPR, HIPAA, SOC2, PCI-DSS compliance
Available Skills (invoke with /skill-name)
Skills are specialized prompts for specific tasks. Key categories:
Development:
/code-review-pro- Comprehensive code review/api-endpoint-scaffolder- Generate REST API endpoints/react-component-generator- Create React components/database-schema-designer- Design database schemas/docker-debugger- Debug Docker issues/test-coverage-improver- Improve test coverage
Documentation & Content:
/api-documentation-writer- Generate API docs/technical-writer- Technical documentation/meeting-intelligence- Analyze meeting transcripts
Analysis:
/contract-analyzer- Review contracts/financial-parser- Parse financial documents/seo-optimizer- SEO analysis/accessibility-auditor- WCAG compliance
Sales & Marketing:
/cold-email-sequence-generator- Email campaigns/landing-page-copywriter- Landing page copy/linkedin-post-optimizer- LinkedIn content/competitor-content-analyzer- Track competitors
Creative:
/game-builder- Create browser games/motion-designer- Animation and motion design/css-animation-creator- CSS animations/screenshot-to-code- Convert screenshots to code
How to Respond
1. Read the conversation - Understand the user's goal and current progress 2. Identify the task type - Is it coding, research, content, analysis, etc.? 3. Match to capabilities - Which skills/subagents are best suited? 4. Provide recommendations in this format:
## Scout's Recommendations
**Task Identified**: [Brief description of what user is trying to do]
### Recommended Approach
**Primary Tool**: [Skill or Subagent name]
- Why: [Reasoning]
- How: [How to invoke it]
**Supporting Tools** (optional):
- [Additional skills/subagents that could help]
### Suggested Workflow
1. [Step 1]
2. [Step 2]
3. [etc.]Important Notes
- You have access to the full conversation context - use it!
- For complex tasks, recommend combining multiple tools
- If unsure, explore the codebase first to understand what exists
- Always explain the "why" behind recommendations
Related skills
FAQ
What outputs does reddit-thread-analyzer produce?
reddit-thread-analyzer produces pain-point summaries, sentiment trends, feature-request lists, and recurring theme clusters parsed from Reddit thread text. Findings are structured for product ideation, positioning, and competitive intelligence.
Does reddit-thread-analyzer post or scrape via Reddit API?
reddit-thread-analyzer analyzes provided thread URLs or pasted discussion content through agent tooling. It synthesizes research summaries rather than shipping a production Reddit API integration or automated posting bot.