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What it does

Returns public comments made by a Reddit user. Supports hot, new, top, and controversial ordering, with optional time windows for top and controversial.

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Tool details

FieldValue
Tool namereddit_get_user_comments
PlatformReddit
REST endpointGET /v1/reddit/users/{username}/comments
Result typeCollection tool

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Parameters

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
usernamestringYesReddit username (with or without u/ prefix)
countintegerNoNumber of comments to fetch (maximum: 100) Default: 25.
cursorstringNoPagination cursor
orderstringNoSort order: new (default), hot, top, or controversial Default: new. Allowed values: hot, new, top, controversial.
timestringNoTime window for top or controversial ordering: hour, day, week, month, year, or all (default) Allowed values: hour, day, week, month, year, all.
projection_presetstringNoDefaults to minimal. Allowed values: full, minimal, identity, engagement, content.
data_fieldsstring[]NoAdds top-level keys from data on top of the selected projection_preset.
item_fieldsstring[]NoAdds keys from data.orderedItems[] on top of the selected projection_preset.

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Example

{
  "name": "reddit_get_user_comments",
  "arguments": {
    "username": "khaby.lame",
    "count": 25,
    "projection_preset": "minimal",
    "data_fields": [
      "orderedItems",
      "nextCursor",
      "cursor",
      "itemCount"
    ],
    "item_fields": [
      "entityId",
      "published",
      "content",
      "url",
      "likeCount"
    ]
  }
}

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Available data fields

  • @context
  • type
  • partOf
  • totalItems
  • cursor
  • nextCursor
  • next
  • itemCount
  • orderedItems

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Available item fields

  • type
  • id
  • url
  • entityId
  • content
  • published
  • isPinned
  • isSponsored
  • hasReplies
  • likeCount
  • voteCount
  • attributedTo
  • inReplyTo
  • image
  • attachment

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Response notes

Successful calls return a JSON object with a top-level data field and, when available, metadata.creditsUsed and metadata.creditsRemaining. See response format, pagination, and credits.