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Toggle Reddit in @ and your next prompt pulls answers from live Reddit threads. Best when you want the lived answer, not the marketing-page answer.
Screenshot coming. Reddit source on, threads cited in reply.

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When to use it

  • Troubleshooting. Real users hitting the same bug.
  • Buying advice. What people who actually own the thing think.
  • Niche communities. r/MachineLearning, r/cscareerquestions, r/dataengineering — wherever your question lives.

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Good for

  • “Is the new MacBook keyboard actually quieter? — Reddit”
  • “Best Postgres hosting for a side project — Reddit”
  • “How do people use Cursor with a Vim setup — Reddit”

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How it shows up

Citations under the reply link straight to the thread. Comment counts and upvote signal give you a sense of consensus vs hot take.

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Tips

  • Stack with Web. Reddit for lived experience, Web for product specs.
  • Ask for tradeoffs explicitly. “What do Reddit users hate about X?” surfaces critical takes faster than “Is X good?”.

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Limits

  • Reddit-only answers can skew loud-opinion. Cross-check with Web for important decisions.
  • We surface top threads, not exhaustive coverage of every relevant subreddit.

X

Same vibe, faster news cycle.

Web

Cross-check with general results.