docs(skill): reddit -- avoid AI-detectable voice in comments

[timmiller99]

Summary

Adds domain-skills/reddit/voice.md covering how to draft Reddit comments via browser-harness that don't get flagged as bot output.

Background: ran an autonomous Reddit reply flow and got "hi bot" within minutes. The comment was technically fine but had every current LLM tell — em-dashes, parallel structure, balanced both-sides framing, sycophantic openers. Wrote up the tells, the patterns that read human, and a bot-vs-human example so the next agent posting on reddit.com via the harness doesn't pay the same tax.

What's in the skill

• The current tells that flag a comment as LLM-generated
• What reads human (mixed sentence length, one idea per reply, light typos, opinions with rough edges)
• A worked bot-vs-human example
• Sub-specific calibration notes (technical vs general vs niche)
• A short posting note on Reddit's Lexical contenteditable comment box (JS-set text doesn't enable the submit button, has to be typed)

Test plan

• Reviewer reads the bot-vs-human example and agrees the "human" version reads more natural
• No raw coordinates, secrets, or run narration included (per SKILL.md contribution rules)

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Summary by cubic

Adds domain-skills/reddit/voice.md, a short guide for writing Reddit replies via the browser-harness that read human and avoid “hi bot” callouts. It covers tells to avoid, what sounds human, a quick example, and how to post correctly in Reddit’s Lexical editor.

• New Features
  • Tells that flag machine-written comments (e.g., em-dashes, parallel structure, uniform sentence length).
  • What reads human: mixed sentence length, one idea per comment, light typos, specific examples, trailing thoughts.
  • Bot-vs-human example for fast comparison.
  • Posting tip for Lexical: type input via keystrokes; JS-set content won’t enable submit.

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Remove non-site voice guidance from the domain skill

This section turns the Reddit domain skill into advice for masking LLM-written comments rather than documenting reusable Reddit mechanics. SKILL.md says domain skills should capture “the durable shape of the site” (URLs, selectors, framework quirks, waits, traps) and not diary/non-mechanic content; keeping these AI-detection and intentional-typo rules under domain-skills/ means future agents using the required “search first” flow will treat voice manipulation as part of the browser-harness playbook, while the durable editor guidance is only in the later posting section. Please keep this file focused on Reddit-specific interaction details such as the Lexical editor and submit behavior.

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