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MODPC brings your Reddit moderation workflow, community insights, and AI assistance together in one modern workspace that lives inside your subreddit.
Uses Groq for moderation help, with optional MODPC workspace context and source references.
No more juggling old Reddit, new Reddit, Toolbox, modmail.reddit.com, a spreadsheet, and a Discord thread. MODPC is a single Devvit Web app installed inside the subreddit you moderate.
Live getModQueue + getReports with one-click approve, remove, ban. Real items only when in live mode — no demo noise.
Threaded modmail with reusable user dossiers — karma, age, prior flags — surfaced beside every reply box.
Edit the wiki config/automoderator page with syntax highlighting, diff previews, and a built-in lint pass before you save.
Streams reddit.getModerationLog with filters per moderator, action, and timeframe. Spot the silent ban-spree before it spreads.
Derived community stats — report reasons, response time, queue pressure — built from real moderation events, not faked traffic data.
An optional Groq-powered assistant that can triage reports, draft modmail replies, summarize queue pressure, and review Automod diffs — using your workspace as context.
MODPC is a Devvit Web app. It installs per-subreddit so permissions stay scoped — the app only ever sees the communities you explicitly add it to.
~ devvit install modpc r/your-sub
On install, MODPC creates a single moderator-only post that hosts the webview. Pin it to the mod sidebar and you've got a workbench tab one click from r/your-sub.
~ Settings → Pin to mod sidebar
Open Settings, flip the workspace toggle from training to live, and every queue, modmail, log, and insight panel starts showing real Reddit data — gated by requireModerator().
~ workspaceMode = 'live'
No black-box vendor SaaS. Everything lives in your subreddit's Devvit install — code, data, and AI calls.
Read the hackathon brief →No. Devvit installs are per-subreddit and there is no getModeratedSubreddits() API. We deep-link via navigateTo() and remember which installs you've opened — so switching subs is one click, but each sub still owns its own install.
No — the Devvit Reddit API does not expose subscriber-growth or traffic data. We derive everything we show from real moderation events. Anywhere the API has a gap, we label it in the UI instead of inventing numbers.
No. Sentinel is opt-in and bring-your-own-key (Groq). Until you wire a key in Settings, the UI clearly says "AI Not Configured" and every queue/modmail/log/insights panel works without it.
No. Every destructive action requires the CONFIRM_LIVE_ACTION token server-side and the requireModerator() gate. Sentinel can draft a ban reason — a human still clicks the button.
Because moderation works best when the important signals stay visible at a glance. A dashboard keeps queue pressure, actions, and workspace state in one place without forcing you to jump between scattered tabs.
Yes, built for the Reddit Hackathon: Mod Tools Migration category. The full source is on GitHub once judging closes.
Install MODPC on the subreddit you spend the most time mod-tabbing. If it doesn't save you ten clicks a day, uninstall it — there's no account, no billing, no lock-in.