A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/agenticAI: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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This subreddit is a place for people interested in AI Agents. It is for discussing AI agents, autonomous systems, agent frameworks, tool use, and related discussions. It is meant to be a welcoming and inclusive space for everyone from new learners to experts.
The rules that will decide if your marketing post survives are {Relevance}, {Limit Self-Promotion}, {No Selling}, {No Low-Quality Content}, {Concise, Accurate Titles}, {Show your work}, and {Showcase Sundays}.
A good post here should be relevant to agentic AI and focus on providing value to the community. If you are promoting your work, you must keep it under ten percent of your total activity. You should explain the value and use case of your project in a text post, and if you are sharing a project, you must include a repo link, a live demo, screenshots, or a short explanation of a technical fix.
You should avoid posting off-topic content or anything chaotic and divisive that is unrelated to agentic AI. You must also avoid hate speech, discrimination, or bigoted remarks. Do not post anything that is considered low-quality, like repetitive topics or simple memes, and never use your post title to put a link.
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Your self-promotion must be kept under ten percent of your total activity here, and if you are sharing your own project, you must explain its value and use case in a text post instead of just using a direct promotional link.
For any project post, you need to show your work by including a repo link, a live demo, screenshots with an explanation, or a short paragraph detailing what broke and how you fixed it.
Showcase Sundays are a welcome time to post about your work, but you should still try to contribute to the discussion during the rest of the week.
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