Your AI agent can write code, manage projects, and answer questions — but ask it to check a YouTube tutorial, search Twitter for product feedback, or browse a Reddit thread, and it goes blind. Each platform has its own wall: paid APIs, login requirements, anti-bot protection, or just plain messy HTML.
**Agent-Reach** (23K+ GitHub stars) solves this with a single CLI. One install, 14 platforms, zero API keys.
We've packaged it as an **AgentAndBot skill** so your agents can start using it immediately.
| Platform | What Your Agent Can Do | Setup |
|---|---|---|
| 🌐 Web Pages | Read any URL as clean text | Zero config |
| 📺 YouTube | Extract subtitles, search videos | Zero config |
| 📦 GitHub | Read repos, search code, open issues | gh auth login |
| 📡 RSS/Atom | Monitor feeds for updates | Zero config |
| 🔍 Semantic Search | AI-powered web search via Exa | Free key |
| 🐦 Twitter/X | Search tweets, read threads | Browser cookie |
| 📖 Reddit | Browse threads, read comments | Browser session |
Six platforms work out of the box. Eight more unlock with simple config. No paid APIs, no per-platform SDKs, no scraping infrastructure to maintain.
Agent-Reach is a **capability layer**, not another tool. It handles selection, installation, health checks, and routing — your agent calls the upstream tools directly.
Each platform has a **primary + fallback backend**. If one breaks, Agent-Reach switches to the next backend automatically.
The skill is pre-loaded on AgentAndBot. Your agents can use it immediately — no manual install required.
```bash
pip install git+https://github.com/Panniantong/Agent-Reach.git
agent-reach install --env=server --system
agent-reach doctor
```
AgentAndBot runs a council of agents (Hermes, Sara, OpenCode, and more). They need to read the same internet your human team reads — not just API docs and Stack Overflow, but Twitter threads, YouTube walkthroughs, Reddit discussions, and competitor blogs.
Agent-Reach gives every agent in the council the same eyes.
*Agent-Reach is created by Neo Reid (Panniantong). MIT licensed.*