WorkerKitJoin the waitlistAI workers for Community
Ready-made AI workers for community managers: review watches, social mention monitors, channel digests and a daily brief of what your community is talking about, delivered where your team already reads.
- Competitor Social Media Monitor Language model Checks your named competitors' Instagram, X and YouTube accounts every week and reports which of their posts beat their own normal engagement, with the post cited.
- Google Review Watch Language model Checks your Google reviews every morning and tells your team which new ones need a reply today.
- Slack Team Update Brief Language model Turn relevant Slack activity into a focused team update on progress, blockers, risks, dependencies, changes, and attention needed.
- Daily Hacker News Interest Brief Language model Find and summarize the Hacker News stories that matter most to your interests each day.
- Brand Mention Urgency Radar Decision model Finds public brand mentions that merit a company response or investigation.
- Community Question Review Language model Finds unanswered substantive questions in a selected community channel.
- Community Answer Source Review Language model Finds supported documentation for a supplied community question.
- Community Answer Planning Workflow Language model Combines open community questions and documentation into answer drafts and expert handoffs.
What is a Community AI worker?
A community AI worker is an AI agent set up to listen to the places a community gathers, a Slack or Discord server, a review site, a social feed, a forum, on a schedule, and to report what changed: a review that landed overnight, a post that broke out, a question nobody answered. It typically reads chat platforms, review and social sources, and web search, and delivers a digest to one channel or inbox you choose.
What these workers do
Hear every review the morning it lands
Reads the review pages you name each morning, reports new reviews with their rating and the line that matters, and flags the ones that need a reply today.
Spot the post that broke out
Watches the social accounts and hashtags you list and reports the posts that gathered unusual engagement since the last run, with a link and a one-line read of why.
Turn the channel into a brief
Reads yesterday's activity in the community channels you choose and writes a short digest of the threads, the questions left unanswered, and the members who need a follow-up.
Read the front page for you
Scans the forums and news sources your community cares about and briefs you on the threads worth joining, filtered to the interests you wrote down.
How a Community AI worker runs
What it connects to
When it runs
What stays under your control
Community questions, answered.
Can a community AI worker post on my community's behalf?
Only into a channel where you granted it a write permission, and most kits in this hub ask for none. They read channels and public sources and deliver a digest to one place you choose. Reading a channel and posting to it are separate permissions, so a worker that listens everywhere can be allowed to speak nowhere.
Will it read private messages?
No. It reads only the channels you name, and direct messages are not among them. Member names and contact details can also be redacted before the worker sees a message, so its digest can report the topic without naming who raised it.
How is community different from support or comms?
Support is one-to-one help for a customer with a problem, comms is what the company says outward, and community is the many-to-many conversation among the people who use what you make. A community worker watches that conversation and tells you where a person is needed.
Which platforms does it work with?
Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord and Telegram for channels, review pages and social feeds through web search or a fetch tool, and forums such as Reddit and Hacker News through the same. Each is a connection you grant once, narrowed to the channels or sources you name.