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Like Substack post
Like a Substack post as the logged-in account.
Subscribe to Substack publication
Subscribe the logged-in account to a Substack publication's free tier.
Unlike Substack post
Remove the logged-in account's like from a Substack post.
Unsubscribe from Substack publication
Unsubscribe the logged-in account from a Substack publication.
Get Substack post
Fetch a single Substack post by its URL: title, subtitle, author, publish date, paywall status, full HTML body (when accessible), word count, and reaction/comment/restack counts.
Post Substack comment
Post a comment on a Substack post as the logged-in account. The account needs a display name set up on Substack first (via any post's comment box) — the script fails loudly with instructions if it isn't.
List Substack newsletter posts
List a Substack publication's posts from its archive, newest or top first, with optional keyword search and pagination. Returns each post's title, slug, publish date, paywall status, and reaction/comment/restack counts.
Get Substack post comments
Get the comments on a Substack post by its URL, including nested replies. Supports sorting by top reactions or newest first. Returns each comment's author, text, date, reaction count, and reply thread.
Delete Substack comment
Delete one of the logged-in account's own comments on a Substack post, by the post URL and the comment's id (from post_comment or get_post_comments). Only your own comments can be deleted, and this cannot be undone.
Get subreddit info
Fetch a subreddit's metadata from its page: title, description, weekly active users / contributions, created date, visibility, rules (title + body), and the full moderator list (username, permissions, joined). Banned/private subs return status with detail; unknown subs throw.
Get subreddit threads
List a subreddit's threads by Reddit's native sort (best/hot/new/top/rising). "new" is chronological (filter with `since`); "top" takes a `time` window (hour…all); others paginate by `limit`. Returns url, title, author, score, num_comments, created, post_type, and body — the post's full text (never truncated; null for link/image posts). `limit` is a maximum, not a guarantee: fewer matching threads returns what exists.
Join subreddit
Join (subscribe to) a subreddit by name. If you're already a member, nothing changes and changed is returned as false. Runs only via the browser extension, not the hosted cloud browser.
Submit Reddit post
Create a text post (thread) in a subreddit. Returns the new post's ID, subreddit and URL. Posts a real thread under the logged-in account; text posts only (no link/image); some subreddits require a flair and will block the post. Runs only via the browser extension, not the hosted cloud browser.
Search Reddit
Search posts across all of Reddit (no subreddit restriction), with optional sort and time window. Returns count and threads (each with id, url, title, author, subreddit, score, num_comments, created, nsfw, preview_text). `limit` is a maximum: fewer matching posts than requested returns however many exist. Useful to discover which subreddits discuss a topic. Reddit refuses connections from datacenter addresses, so this works as-is on your own browser; on a hosted cloud browser the session has to be given a country so it exits through a residential address, otherwise Reddit blocks it and the script says so.
List Discord channels
Lists a Discord server's channels and categories from its sidebar (name, channelId, category, channel URL). Takes a guildId. Requires being logged in.
Get trending Reddit posts
List Reddit's trending threads from the r/popular (or r/all) feed, with optional sort. Returns url, title, subreddit, author, score, comment count, date and displayed text per thread.
List Discord servers
Lists the Discord servers the logged-in account has access to (name + guildId), read from the server sidebar. Requires being logged in.
Get Reddit home feed
Get the signed-in account's own Reddit home feed (reddit.com/?feed=home) — its mix of subscribed communities and Reddit's recommendations, in the order the feed serves them, promoted slots included. Not r/popular: use get_trending for the cross-Reddit trending feed. Returns per item id, url, title, subreddit, author, created, score, num_comments, upvote_ratio, post_type, content_href, body, plus is_subscribed (the post comes from a community you joined, as opposed to a recommendation) and is_promoted (an ad slot). An ad carries no subreddit, since it is posted from a user profile rather than a community. sort takes the feed's own five orders; time is Reddit's window on the top sort. count is a maximum — a feed that stops loading returns what it served.
Top Hacker News stories
Read the top N stories from the Hacker News front page: rank, title, url, points, comments_count and a link to the discussion. The front page lists about 30 stories, so an n above that caps out rather than paginating. A story nobody has commented on yet reports 0 comments; YC job posts carry neither a score nor a discussion, so their points and comments_count are null. If Hacker News is throttling requests from your address, the script says so instead of returning a partial list.
List job board postings
List every open position on an Ashby-hosted job board (jobs.ashbyhq.com/<board>).
Get YC company profile
Get one YC company's full public profile (ycombinator.com/companies/<slug>): pitch, batch/status, founders, socials, open jobs, news, launches, photos, founder Q&A.
Search RemoteOK jobs
Search RemoteOK's full live listings database — a fuzzy, ordered full-text match across every posting, the same as the site's own search box, not just the most recent ones. Omit query for the unfiltered recent feed. Paginates via offset, in pages of about 50. Salary is reconciled against RemoteOK's own published listing data, because the salary attached to a search result is frequently a generic 90000-150000 placeholder unrelated to the actual role.
Search a subreddit
Search posts within a single subreddit, with optional sort, time window, and date cutoff. Returns subreddit, count, and threads (each with id, url, title, author, score, num_comments, created, subreddit, nsfw, preview_text). `limit` is a maximum, not a guarantee: a search with fewer matches returns what exists. With `sort=new`, pass `since` (an ISO date or shorthand like "7d") to filter out results older than that cutoff — useful for searching a subreddit for recent activity by date rather than by relevance/rank. When a query has no genuine matches, Reddit's own search sometimes silently returns a small number of loosely-related posts from the subreddit instead of an empty result, with no way to tell them apart from real hits — a non-zero count doesn't guarantee relevance. Reddit's subreddit-scoped search cards show titles only, with no body excerpt, so preview_text is null here on every sort; that is the surface, not a limitation of the script. To get per-subreddit results that include body excerpts, use reddit.com/search_reddit with a `subreddit:name` term in the query. Reddit caps each page at 100 results, so paginate with the after cursor to go beyond that.
Get Trustpilot categories
List Trustpilot's full category tree from the /categories index: each top-level category with its categoryId, displayName and subCategories (the categoryId is the key get_category takes).
Search restaurants near a coordinate
Search TheFork restaurants near a lat/lng, one page (site paginates 25/page). Returns pagination (totalCount/totalPage/hasNext) and per-restaurant: name, address, coords, distanceM from the input point, theforkRating (/10) plus reviews, avgPriceEur, priceRangeLevel, cuisine, promoPct (max %% discount in deals) and raw deals, url. Results come back in the site's default quality order, not by distance, so filter by distanceM caller-side and loop `page` to totalPage.