The entry link sat beside the byline as an anchor labelled "open", the same
label on every entry, and the repeated-controls filter hid them all on any
feed with five or more entries. Nothing in a subreddit listing led to a post,
so `oc do <n>` on one read its heading instead of following it, and an agent
hunting for the link refetched the feed into Reddit's 429. The title is now
the link, which headingHref already turns into a followable heading.
Following a post out of a feed then landed on the reddit.com HTML page, a
login wall for a logged-out reader, so fetchPage maps reddit.com front page,
subreddit, post, user and search URLs to their www.reddit.com Atom feeds when
the request carries no cookies for the site. Feeds, other paths, and
logged-in sessions are fetched as asked.
Fixes#59.
Reddit's edge answers the chrome fingerprint with a 403 or a 429 while
letting firefox through, and it allows anonymous readers about ten
requests a minute per address, so the wasted chrome attempt on every
read was costing a real share of that budget. identityOrder() picks the
order per host: firefox then chrome for reddit.com and its subdomains,
chrome then firefox everywhere else, with the same downgrade chain and
plain fetch fallback as before. Refs #52.
Version 0.5.2 in package.json, the lockfile, the plugin manifest, the
marketplace entry, and the npx pins inside the skill. CHANGELOG covers one
change: oc reddit reads the Atom feeds on www.reddit.com now that old.reddit.com
is behind a login and the www .json views answer 403 (#52, #53).
Since 30 June 2026 every logged-out request to old.reddit.com, HTML, .json,
and .rss alike, lands on /login/?reason=lor2, so every oc reddit verb rendered
an empty login page. The www.reddit.com .json views closed a month earlier and
answer 403 to anything without an OAuth token, whatever the User-Agent or TLS
fingerprint, so they are not a way back in either.
The Atom feeds on www.reddit.com still answer without a login, and the feed
converter already turns one into a page: a subreddit renders in about 480
tokens from a 21,500 token payload, a thread with 22 comments in about 1,000.
Every verb now points at a feed, and new <name> and top <name> join them,
since the feeds offer those sorts for free. The feeds carry no scores or
comment counts, and anonymous reddit.com allows roughly ten requests a minute
per address, which the changelog says plainly.
The fixture is a three-entry post feed in Reddit's shape, one entry for the
post and one per comment, so the thread rendering is covered offline.
Closes#52
Version 0.5.1 in package.json, the lockfile, the plugin manifest, the
marketplace entry, and the npx pins inside the skill. CHANGELOG covers the
fingerprint fallback (#40), the footer no longer offering planned commands
(#44), and find in every footer (#46). The README install note and llms.txt
now describe the full transport chain: Chrome, then Firefox, then native
fetch.
Version bump across package.json, the lockfile, the plugin manifest, the
marketplace entry, and the npx pins in the agent skill.
Adds CHANGELOG.md covering what landed since 0.3.0: dispatched site
shortcuts, the Wikipedia shortcuts, proxy env var support, the loud exit 2
on a page with no readable content, and the MIT LICENSE file.
The skill gains a site shortcuts section, since 0.3.0 documented the
shortcuts in the README but the skill never mentioned them, plus the exit 2
contract and the proxy note. llms.txt gains Wikipedia and the proxy line.
README gains the end to end benchmark: five Wikipedia lookups run as whole
tasks in Claude Code with one tool each. All three tools answered every
task correctly, so it reports cost rather than accuracy.
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