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Can you promote on r/aiagents?

Allowed, with limits Its rules allow sharing your own work, with conditions they spell out.

AI Agents may be one of the primary conceptual frameworks for humanity’s deployment of applied AI. Tools, commentary and talent

Where to post: Substantive demo post (what it does, how it works, what you learned; 100+ words; flaired) after participating in the community; plain self-promotion belongs in the weekly self-promotion thread

What it requires: Be a participant first: 9 value posts per 1 promotional post; first-time posters cannot post product links; every post flaired (unflaired removed after 1 hour); minimum 100 words; cite claims; no duplicate launch within a month; use the weekly thread for pure self-promotion

What its rules say about promotion

No Naked Self-Promotion
You must be a community participant before promoting your product. Rule of thumb: 9 value posts for every 1 promotional post. First-time posters cannot post product links.
Respect Weekly Threads
Use the appropriate weekly thread for simple questions, self-promotion, and feedback requests. Check pinned threads before creating a new post.
No Duplicate Launches
If your product was already posted this month, don't post it again. Update the original thread instead. Repeat launches will be removed.
All 8 rules of r/aiagents
  1. Substance Required
    All posts must include meaningful context. Demo posts need: what it does, how it works, what you learned. Questions need: what you've tried, your setup, specific stuck points. Minimum 100 words for text posts.
  2. No Naked Self-Promotion
    You must be a community participant before promoting your product. Rule of thumb: 9 value posts for every 1 promotional post. First-time posters cannot post product links.
  3. Use Flairs
    Every post must be flaired. Unflaired posts are auto-removed after 1 hour. Choose the flair that best describes your post type.
  4. Be Specific
    Vague posts are removed. 'AI agents are cool' is not a post. 'Here's how I used CrewAI to automate my invoice processing pipeline' is a post.
  5. Cite Sources
    Claims about capabilities, benchmarks, or comparisons must include sources or reproducible evidence. Unsourced claims will be flagged.
  6. No AI-Generated Slop
    Posts that are clearly AI-generated walls of text with no human insight or editing will be removed. AI-assisted writing is fine — AI-only content is not.
  7. Respect Weekly Threads
    Use the appropriate weekly thread for simple questions, self-promotion, and feedback requests. Check pinned threads before creating a new post.
  8. No Duplicate Launches
    If your product was already posted this month, don't post it again. Update the original thread instead. Repeat launches will be removed.

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