Ask an AI agent to research a market and it mostly reads what's easy to reach: wikis, news sites, blog posts. The useful stuff is somewhere else. On Reddit people say exactly what annoys them about a tool. Under YouTube videos they compare the software they already pay for. Agent Reach is a free, open-source project (MIT licence, just over 100,000 GitHub stars when I checked on 21 October 2026) that lets your agent go and read those places.
It picks, installs and health-checks a tool for each platform, and your agent then calls those tools directly: yt-dlp for YouTube, OpenCLI for Reddit and Instagram, a LinkedIn MCP server for LinkedIn. Below is the install for Claude Code, what each platform needs (some need a login, and I'll be straight about which), and three prompts for competitor research, customer complaints and gaps nobody is filling yet.
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The rest is one email away. Then every guide is open.
Put your email in once and you can read this guide and every other one on the shelf, including the ones from reels I haven't posted yet. I'll send you the link too, so you can find it again.
Still to come
- What it can reach
- What you need
- Install it
- Set up Reddit, Instagram and LinkedIn
- Three prompts from the video