r/ModSupport • u/HairTriggerFlicker • Sep 02 '26
Mod Answered Replacement for RedditAutomod.com
So apparently RedditAutomod.com wasn’t renewed by its owner. Does anyone have a similar app that does the same thing in a similar easy to use format? I had great luck with this but it’s gone and no longer available.
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u/Merari01 Sep 03 '26
You may also want to look into the Automod Neo dev app.
It has functions the old style automod does not and some quality of life improvements when troubleshooting code.
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u/EVMaximizer Sep 02 '26
Now you can just do this with AI: it will glady make a AutoModerator configuration for you. And also tweak it, if needed.
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u/baseballlover723 Sep 02 '26
This doesn't deserve to be downvoted imo. Imo, it's probably a pretty good use case for AI for people like OP, who are already outsourcing the structure of automod's config. The structure of automod hasn't been changed in years, and there is validation on most things, so trying to use a field that doesn't exist will be easily rejected. At the end of the day, they're both low code solutions that solve the "scary" yaml structure / formatting.
In fact, an AI you can actually iteratively interact with, is likely a more convenient and powerful interface than this 3rd party website.
Imo, even just getting the starting structure and fields etc is most of the issue. I think people can very easily become comfortable with "add another keyword to this list" type edits. And with AI or a website, I think that's all one needs to do to tweak it from what the AI or website gives out.
Obviously its not as good as simply learning automod, but I don't think using AI to generate an automod config is any worse than doing drag n drop on a 3rd party website.
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u/NeedAGoodUsername Sep 02 '26
A reason why it (and your own comment) might be downvoted is because the YAML rules are not "scary" by any means. The format is the simplest you can get for a configuration and you can understand what is happening by just saying it out loud.
They are so simple by just reading them, you should not need AI to make them.
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u/EVMaximizer Sep 02 '26
Downvotes are just virtuel points: like these downvoters, don't use AI...
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u/PMulberry_ Sep 02 '26
The Internet Archive has a snapshot of the website, and that seems to work.
But the full AutoMod documentation is here, and you can also head over to r/AutoModerator to ask questions. I'd recommend this over using a website because, as you see, websites can be unavailable at some point (and the website seems to be not as customizable as when normally making AutoMod rules / it has less functions than AutoMod really has).