•What Agent Reach Does
One command install: Your agent reads a short install snippet, runs it, and instantly gains capabilities to read web pages, search platforms, and fetch structured data.
Smart routing: Every platform is backed by an ordered list of tools (primary + fallbacks). When one path breaks, Agent Reach switches to the next without you rewriting code.
Built‑in diagnostics: agent-reach doctor shows which channels are ready, which need configuration, and how to fix them.
•Supported Platforms (highlights)
Web: Any URL → clean Markdown via Jina Reader (no API key).
Twitter/X: Read tweets, timelines, and search (cookie‑based auth).
Reddit: Posts, comments, and search via logged‑in sessions (OpenCLI or rdt‑cli).
YouTube: Subtitles + search across 1800+ sites via yt‑dlp.
Bilibili: Search and video details via bili‑cli; subtitles via OpenCLI.
XiaoHongShu: Notes, search, and comments via OpenCLI or MCP/legacy tools.
GitHub: Repo info, code, search via gh CLI; full API after gh auth login.
RSS/Atom: Any feed via feedparser.
Web Search: Semantic search via Exa (free key, auto‑configured).
Plus: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, V2EX, Xueqiu, Xiaoyuzhou podcast transcription.
•Privacy & Cost
Free core: All tools are open source; APIs used are free. Only optional cost is a low‑price proxy if your network blocks certain platforms.
Privacy safe: Cookies and credentials stay local; nothing is uploaded. Fully open source so you can audit anytime.
•How It Works (for Developers)
Agent Reach is a capability layer, not a wrapper. It handles selection, installation, health checks, and routing. Your agent calls upstream tools directly (twitter‑cli, yt‑dlp, gh, bili‑cli, etc.) based on the SKILL.md that Agent Reach installs.
Zero‑config channels: Web, GitHub, YouTube, Bilibili, RSS work immediately after install.
On‑demand unlock: Configure cookies or sessions only for platforms you actually use (Twitter, Reddit, XiaoHongShu, Facebook, Instagram).
Proxy support: Optional HTTP(S) proxy for restricted networks; configured once and exported when calling those tools.
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