Reddit AutoMod simulator

How this AutoMod simulator works

Most removals are AutoMod, not a human. Enter a subreddit plus the title, body, link, post type, and author karma/age (defaults simulate a brand-new account: 1 karma, 0 days). We fetch /r/sub/wiki/config/automoderator.json and evaluate the subset of checks that cause ~90% of removals. If the wiki is private you can paste the YAML directly.

What we evaluate

1. 1

   Load the config

   Public automod wiki JSON, cached 30 minutes. Private wikis return a paste box instead of an error wall.

2. 2

   Run the common checks

   title/body/domain/url with includes, includes-word, regex, starts-with; body_longer_than / shorter_than (and title_*); author comment_karma, post_karma, account_age, name; is_edited; media; action remove/filter/report/comment with action_reason.

3. 3

   Show what fired

   Each matching rule lists the clause, the field, and a snippet — plus the raw YAML in a details block.

Who this is for

• Anyone posting in a strict room with a fresh account.
• Marketers pre-flighting promo-adjacent drafts.
• Mods testing a rule before it eats real users.

Limits

Not a full Reddit clone. We cannot run moderator-exemption, flair CSS, report-count, or every exotic check. Private configs need a paste. No scan cookie, no BrightData.