ThreadFox

Free · open source (MIT) · version 0.2.6

ThreadFox Lite: your AI reads the rules before it writes the post.

Five free, read-only Reddit tools for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex and any MCP client, plus the reddit-rules-first skill. It never posts, votes or changes anything.

Every read runs in your own Chrome, signed in as you, through Microsoft's Playwright Extension (Reddit now sends signed-out requests to a login page). That extension is the only setup: Node.js is fetched for you if it's missing, checked against nodejs.org's published checksum, and nothing is installed system-wide.

Install

Claude Desktop

Download threadfox-lite-0.2.6.mcpb

Open the file; if Windows asks which app should open it, choose Claude. Claude Desktop sets up Python for it by itself. SHA-256 5714d4a8c26500fff9a6518030879df1597c65974f7dd147d09901e6fca192b3.

Claude Code

claude mcp add threadfox-lite -- uvx threadfox-lite

Codex

Add to ~/.codex/config.toml:

[mcp_servers.threadfox-lite]
command = "uvx"
args = ["threadfox-lite"]

Any other MCP client

uvx threadfox-lite

The package is on PyPI. uvx comes with uv.

The skill

reddit-rules-first (SKILL.md) works on its own in any agent that reads skills: rules first, one post per community, say it's yours, check what stayed up. Put it in a reddit-rules-first folder in your agent's skills directory.

The source repository and the Claude Code plugin marketplace are temporarily unavailable on GitHub. Everything above works without them.

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