Paul J.

Had to start from scratch. Chose to use more code blocks rather than HTTP requests. Building this agent, it is repeating the same task to fix the same error, "I see the issue - the AI State nodes (Extract Company Names and Conservative Classification) are missing their exit conditions. Let me fix those and complete your Reddit SaaS Feature Request Harvester agent." It burned through my free credits (I plan to upgrade once I can demonstrate this will work) but am afraid it will just burn through credits once I upgrade cycling through this same error. Any guidance on moving past this? Am I using the product outside its design? Should I be using fewer code blocks?

Will come back with results

Hi Sameer - Yes, using HTTP request. URL

https://www.reddit.com/api/v1/access_token

Method

POST

Headers (Set Manually)

Authorization: Basic BASE64(CLIENT_ID:CLIENT_SECRET)
User-Agent: script:APPNAME:VERSION (by /u/REDDIT_USERNAME)
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Accept: application/json

Body (Text, one line)

grant_type=password&username=REDDIT_USERNAME&password=REDDIT_PASSWORD&scope=read

Verify Reddit Identity (generic template) URL

https://oauth.reddit.com/api/v1/me

Method

GET

Headers (Set Manually)

Authorization: bearer {{ steps["Get Reddit OAuth Token"].json.access_token }}
User-Agent: script:APPNAME:VERSION (by /u/REDDIT_USERNAME)
Accept: application/json

Maybe code action is what I need as I can run a Curl successfully but Lindy cannot authenticate

It appears Reddit doesn't have a native OAuth API integration in Lindy, so the only option is the Reddit Scraper Lite - am I correct in this assessment?