Delete your own Skool comment
Input
postUrl requiredFull URL of the Skool post the comment is on, e.g. https://www.skool.com/<community>/<post-slug>
commentText requiredText from the comment to remove, used to find it. Must match exactly one of your own comments on that post, so give enough of it to be unambiguous.
Output
deleted requiredTrue only when the comment was gone from the post after a reload.
postUrl requiredaccountUsed optionalHandle whose comment was removed, read from the signed-in session rather than assumed.
deletedPreview optionalStart of the comment as it read immediately before removal.
FAQ
get_dms_inbox
List the direct-message conversations in the signed-in Skool account's inbox, newest activity first. Returns per conversation the other participant's display name, profile handle and profile URL, the last message's text and time, whether it is unread and how many unread it holds, and whether the last message was sent by the account itself. Skool scopes messaging per account rather than per community, so this covers every community the account belongs to. Note: Skool's DM surface is a flyout with no addressable per-conversation URL (/chat, /chats and ?c= all redirect to the group page), so conversations expose the participant's profileUrl rather than a thread link. Throws if the account is signed out, rather than reporting an empty inbox.
List community posts
List the posts in a Skool community feed, newest first. Returns per post the title, body text, author name and handle, creation time, comment and upvote counts, whether it is pinned, the channel it was posted in, and a direct url. Takes the community slug as it appears in the URL (case-insensitive) and a limit, paging through the feed as needed. Reads the community's server-rendered data, so it makes no extra API calls. Fails with a clear message when the slug does not exist or the community is private to this account, rather than returning an empty list.
Get comments on a Skool post
Read the comments on a Skool community post, addressed by the post's URL. Returns each comment with its author name and handle, profile link, text, time, upvote count, and how it sits in the thread — whether it is a reply and which comment it answers — plus a flag marking the comments written by the signed-in account. Replies are included and keep their position under the comment they answer. Reports the post's own comment total alongside the number returned, and says plainly when a thread is too large to return in full rather than trimming it silently.