agentic-ads-redditlisted

# Reddit Ads — Skill Two ways to launch Reddit campaigns: - **Through the browser** — Claude drives ads.reddit.com directly in Chrome. Works for anyone with a Reddit Ads account. - **Through Reddit's Ads API** — faster for bulk work. Requires OAuth setup **and** allow-list approval from Reddit's ads team (for write access — read-only is available sooner). Both paths create the campaign in a Paused state; nothing serves until you say launch. **Why Reddit for paid ads:** subreddit targeting. You point ads at specific communities (r/CryptoCurrency, r/fintech, r/webdev, etc.) rather than guessing at interest categories. It's Reddit's main advantage over Meta / TikTok / X. > **Status: 📝 Documented ��� browser path buildable today, API path buildable once your app is allow-listed.** The API-side details below have not been end-to-end tested from this environment (no Reddit Ads credentials configured here), but the technical field names were cross-verified during research against three independent sources: Fivetran's public schema for Reddit Ads data, the community-maintained Reddit Ads MCP server, and Reddit's own public help pages. Reddit's official API reference itself is behind an allow-list, which is why cross-referencing against third-party integrations was necessary. > > **Safety-critical field name resolved (this was the biggest question).** Earlier drafts of this file used `is_enabled` for the paused-state field. That's wrong — Reddit ignores it. The correct field is