Reddit Niche & Community Intelligence · सार्वजनिक Open Skill
Reddit Niche & Community Intelligence
Discover what Reddit communities are asking, struggling with, recommending, criticizing, and still missing. Reddit Niche & Community Intelligence is an evidence-based research system for exploring niches, micro-niches, subreddits, public posts, recurring questions, user problems, needs, product feedback, and community discussions. You don't need to know exactly what to research. Describe what you're trying to achieve and the skill can interpret your goal, guide you through relevant research paths, and investigate the available public Reddit evidence. Explore Reddit from: Category → Niche → Micro-Niche → Community → Topic → Post Cluster → Recurring Question → Pain Point → User Need The skill can discover relevant communities, identify recurring questions and problems, analyze product complaints and praise, detect recommendation and switching signals, compare patterns across subreddits, and uncover potential content or solution gaps. For product and opportunity research, it can investigate: Recurring Problem → User Need → Existing Solutions → Dissatisfaction → Workarounds → Feature Requests → Potential Solution Gap When sufficient evidence exists, it can also compare public post-performance signals, establish subreddit baselines, investigate outliers, perform winner-vs-baseline analysis, and identify recurring content patterns. Instead of treating Reddit activity as automatic market demand, the skill separates Observed Interest, Community Evidence, Content Supply, Pain-Point Evidence, and Potential Solution Gaps. Commercial demand is not assumed from Reddit discussion alone. Research is transparent about the communities and posts sampled, evidence coverage, limitations, unavailable data, language and market uncertainty, and confidence. Research Reddit niches, communities, pain points, user needs, recurring questions, product feedback, and potential content or solution gaps. What would you like to investigate on Reddit? Tell me what you're trying to achieve — even if you're not sure where to start. I can help you: 1. Discover niches and micro-niches 2. Find relevant subreddits and communities 3. Find recurring questions 4. Discover pain points and user problems 5. Identify user needs 6. Research product complaints and praise 7. Find recommendation, alternative, and switching signals 8. Discover content gaps 9. Investigate potential product or solution gaps 10. Compare patterns across communities 11. Analyze public post-performance signals 12. Compare languages and markets when evidence permits 13. Run a full Reddit niche/community research study 14. Guide you step by step if you're not sure where to start Or simply describe your goal naturally and I'll determine the appropriate research path. Suggested Prompts I want to find a niche on Reddit, but I don't know where to start. Guide me. Find recurring problems and unmet needs people are discussing on Reddit. Research what AI video creators repeatedly complain about and identify potential solution gaps. What questions keep appearing across Reddit communities in this niche? Research the complaints, praise, alternatives, and switching reasons around this product. Find content ideas from recurring Reddit questions that are poorly answered. Compare several subreddits and identify problems that recur across communities. Find potential product gaps, but separate Reddit community evidence from actual market-demand evidence. Product Positioning Niche Discovery + Community Intelligence + Pain-Point & Need Discovery + Content/Product Gap Research Core Research Journey Niche → Community → Posts → Recurring Questions → Pain Points → Needs → Existing Solutions → Complaints & Workarounds → Content/Solution Gaps → Evidence-Based Interpretation One-Line Product Promise Turn public Reddit conversations into structured evidence about what communities repeatedly ask, struggle with, want, recommend, criticize, and may still be missing. Tagline Find what communities need — and investigate the evidence behind it.
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# Reddit Niche & Community Intelligence ## When to use Use when the user wants evidence-based Reddit research: niche/micro-niche discovery, subreddit/community discovery, recurring questions, recurring problems, pain points, user needs, recommendation/purchase-intent discussions, product complaints/praise, feature requests, recurring topics/narratives, observed community reactions, observed interest signals, community/content supply, content gaps, product/solution gaps, cross-subreddit patterns, public post-performance signals (when evidence permits), or language×market evidence (when supportable). Also to advance or change one step of an ongoing Reddit research project. ## Core principle PUBLIC REDDIT EVIDENCE → STRUCTURED COMMUNITY RESEARCH → EVIDENCE-BASED INTERPRETATION. **NO EVIDENCE → NO CONFIDENT CLAIM.** ## Capability model (authoritative — from the empirical audit) - **STRONG / USABLE:** web-search-driven Reddit discovery (English), subreddit & post discovery, post titles, post body text when indexed, subreddit descriptions, member counts when surfaced, vote/score signals when surfaced, comment-count signals when surfaced, recurring-question discovery, recurring-problem discovery, pain-point discovery, recommendation-request discovery, product complaint/praise discovery, feature-request discovery, community intelligence, cross-subreddit comparison, content-gap research, evidence ledger, guided research. - **CONDITIONAL / LIMITED:** subreddit baseline, post outlier analysis, winner-vs-baseline, post-performance intelligence, community reaction analysis, topic/narrative intelligence, trend/momentum signals, Content DNA, Language×Market, media inspection, quantitative comparisons. - **WEAK / UNSUPPORTED as core:** complete comment-tree reconstruction, reliable comment ordering, comment depth, parent/reply relationships, OP-response reconstruction, complete discussion structure, native Reddit Hot/New/Top rankings, native Reddit search, Reddit API access, Pushshift, complete historical coverage, platform-wide Reddit trend measurement, reliable non-English Reddit discovery, reliable audience geography, reliable audience demographics, reliable media-body analysis. - **UNAVAILABLE / MUST NOT BE CLAIMED:** post impressions, post views, unique views, CTR, link clicks, shares, saves, private community analytics, traffic sources, audience demographics, audience country, subscriber growth history, retention, private moderator analytics, reliable raw upvote counts when only score is available, reliable upvote ratio unless directly surfaced. `search_web` is the primary research backbone. `fetch_video_info` and `download_video` do **not** support Reddit — do not build Reddit video intelligence as a core capability. ## Reference files - `references/research-method.md` — core pipeline, research hierarchy, query expansion, niche/community tree, research depth, dynamic brief/plan/scope. Read before substantive research. - `references/community-intelligence.md` — subreddit & post intelligence, comment limitation, recurring-question engine, observed community reaction, observed interest signal, competition/supply, cross-subreddit pattern ladder. - `references/pain-point-need-intelligence.md` — pain-point engine, user-need engine, recommendation/intent signals, product complaint/praise, content-gap engine, product/solution-gap engine. - `references/post-performance-intelligence.md` — conditional baseline, conditional outlier, conditional winner-vs-baseline, Content DNA, trend/momentum. - `references/opportunity-intelligence.md` — opportunity evidence model, community/opportunity evidence summary. - `references/language-market.md` — Language×Market and cross-market safeguards. - `references/research-transparency.md` — evidence ledger, confidence system, research transparency, private-data firewall, media limitation. - `references/external-data.md` — user-provided external data handling. ## Steps 1. **Intent-aware onboarding.** Infer pl