# Reddit Intelligence: the community layer engines trust

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> In the product: Analytics → Reddit Intelligence. Canonical: https://airpulse.ai/docs/reddit-intelligence

Reddit is disproportionately cited by AI engines, which makes it both an opportunity and a reputation risk. This module watches it so you don’t have to.

Relevant threads are classified into signal categories: Reputation (threads that can hurt you — “is X a scam?”), Reply Ops (threads worth answering, with drafts ready), Buyer Questions, Competitors, and Trending. Each thread carries a relevance rating and a drafted reply — and by design, nothing auto-posts. A human reviews and posts; auto-posting is how brands get flagged as bots.

![Reddit Intelligence dashboard with signal category cards and a feed of classified threads with drafted replies](https://airpulse.ai/docs/reddit-intelligence.jpg)

*Reddit Intelligence. Filter the feed by category; every thread links out to Reddit for manual posting.*

> This is consistently the module that lands hardest in demos — for one payments brand the entire engagement anchored on reputation threads (“is [brand] a scam?”) that were feeding AI answers about them. (Sales demo pattern)

## Terms on this screen

- **Reputation signal** — A thread whose sentiment can propagate into AI answers about your brand — ranked by risk.
- **Reply Op** — A thread where a genuine, disclosed reply from the brand would earn presence in a source engines cite.