Unread inbox: private messages, comment replies, and username mentions.

Message history from the inbox or sent box, optionally filtered to one user.

Mark inbox messages as read. Accepts ids from get_inbox (bare or fullname).

The account's recent posts with score, comments, upvote ratio, and age.

Side effect: appends a metrics snapshot per post to the local snapshot file, building the over-time record the timing tools use.

Deep dive on one post: metrics, full comment tree, and its recorded engagement history from previous snapshots.

Detect silent removals: is this post actually visible in its subreddit's /new listing, or does it only exist on the profile?

Current posts in a subreddit (hot, new, or rising).

A subreddit's rules plus its posting requirements (flair, title rules) where Reddit exposes them.

Sidebar/description, key stats, and the moderator list for a subreddit.

Search all of Reddit for a username or keyword (posts only — Reddit's search does not index comments; comment mentions arrive via get_inbox).

Search within one subreddit for keywords.

Karma breakdown, account age, and follower count for the account.

Verify the account is visible to the rest of Reddit, using the OTHER configured account as an authenticated second witness.

Karma earned per subreddit, highest first.

Historical post performance bucketed by day-of-week and hour posted, in the given timezone. Answers: when do my posts do best?

When a subreddit is most active: posting volume by hour (from /new) and when its winning posts were submitted (from this week's /top).

Recent posts in a target subreddit excluding both of our own accounts — what the rest of the market is doing.

Which flairs/categories are getting traction in a subreddit, ranked by median score across this period's top posts.