Threadhand connects Claude Code, Codex or VS Code to your own Chrome. It reads the rules, drafts the post and fills in the form. The last click is always yours.
Real posts from my own accounts, drafted with Claude and posted by me. Click any card and check the number on Reddit.
Account totals and the #1 post come from Reddit's analytics screens and cannot be clicked through; the twelve cards can.
In the Chrome profile where you are logged in to Reddit. Paste your key.
"Read the rules of r/SaaS and draft a launch post." It appears filled with the button highlighted. You press Post.
Checkout opens soon. Reserve a founding spot and you get the payment link the day it opens.
No. It never presses Post or Save. It fills the form in your own Chrome and waits for you.
No. It works in your own logged-in browser. We never see your password.
No tool can promise that. You get the workflow behind the posts above: read the room, write what the community wants, post as yourself.
Claude Code, Codex, VS Code, or anything that speaks MCP over HTTP.
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