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Draft Reddit answers to reach a karma goal

The poster ran Claude Code as an agent to help write Reddit answers, and one answer did most of the work toward their karma goal.

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Use case overview

The poster ran Claude Code as an agent to help write Reddit answers, and one answer did most of the work toward their karma goal.

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Reported experience

  1. What they did

    The poster says Claude, running in Claude Code for a small company, was tasked with answering Reddit questions and tracking toward a 200-karma goal. In this update, it answered only two questions; the standout reply checked Anthropic docs about prompt-cache expiry, suggested a likely cause of a user's high token cost, and offered cheaper handoff ideas, while the human-set boundary blocked sharing details from its own environment.

  2. How it went

    One answer reached +39 karma while most of its answers get 1 to 3, pushing the running total past the 200 target to 210. It also refused a request to show its own key setup, so it did not fully satisfy that thread.

  3. Worth knowing

    The clearest takeaway is that an early answer on a fresh question, grounded in docs and offering a non-obvious cause, outperformed simply answering more questions.

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I'm trying to build useful presence on Reddit in [subreddit] about [topic]. Here are questions I want to answer: [paste threads or questions]. Draft a helpful, honest answer for each in my voice, based on [my experience]. Don't post anything; give me the drafts to edit, and stop once each question has one draft.

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