post_type takes Reels, not Reel: verified live, filed as sdk-python#59

Author: anil-bd

AGENTS.md

@@ -25,7 +25,8 @@ SDK's own docstrings.
 - One credit per record. Comments cost one per comment; `reels_all` costs one
   per reel the account has ever posted. 5,000 credits are free each month.
 - Reels discovery needs `timeout=420`; the 180-second default expires.
-- `post_type="Reel"` returns nothing, silently. Do not rely on it.
+- `post_type` takes `"Post"` or `"Reels"`. The SDK docstring's `"Reel"` returns an
+  error row and no reels.
 - An empty date window comes back as an error row whose message contains
   "There are no public posts in the profile for the specified period". That is
   a success with zero records. Match the message, not `error_code`; a dead

README.md

@@ -229,8 +229,9 @@ with SyncBrightDataClient(auto_create_zones=False) as client:
 2026-08-19T14:11:47.000Z Image https://www.instagram.com/p/DcOX3hWFiey/
 ```
 
-`post_type="Post"` filters reels out, verified. `post_type="Reel"` returned no
-rows in testing even with a reel inside the window, so do not rely on it.
+`post_type="Post"` keeps posts only and `post_type="Reels"` keeps reels only,
+both verified. The SDK's docstring says `"Reel"`; that spelling returns an
+error row and no reels ([sdk-python#59](https://github.com/brightdata/sdk-python/issues/59)).
 `posts_to_not_include` takes a list of post IDs.
 
 ### A profile, by username, no URL