
Hi everyone, my name is Irina (or Ira for short), and I’m happy to be here! For the past three years, I’ve been working as a marketer at an independent media outlet, the job is unpredictable, sometimes stressful, but exciting. I currently live in Europe (in Italy, to be precise), and I want to immerse myself in the local (I mean european in general) context of work with social impact. I feel that working on socially meaningful initiatives is what I want to do with my life (my attempts to work in marketing agencies and commercial projects have only convinced me of this even more), so I’m currently looking for projects I could join as a communications specialist, an audience engagement expert, and someone who can explain the essence of an organization’s work to the public in plain language. I love identifying people’s needs and figuring out how to meet them, and I know how to listen attentively and be sensitive to the person I’m talking to. I believe that genuine care is the foundation of good NGO marketing. I look forward to finding like-minded people in the community and, perhaps, future colleagues! Feel free to reach out to me via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/irina-karabach And if you are in Milan, let's grab a coffee sometime (I know some very nice places) ☕
Hi everyone! I'm Vaibhavi, Most recently I was a Forward Deployed Engineer at OXmaint, where I worked on-site with enterprise customers building multi-agent systems, RAG pipelines, and computer vision for factory inspection. I also just took 2nd place at the Method Hackathon with a human-in-the-loop AI tool for disputing retailer deductions. I'm currently exploring my next role, ideally something customer-facing in applied AI (forward deployed, solutions, or AI engineering). Would love to connect with anyone working in that space, or anyone thinking about how AI agents can help run communities. Happy to chat or grab coffee in the Bay Area! ☕ Let's connect! https://www.linkedin.com/in/vaibhavirao

👤 My Profile page for site users
Members now have a private home on your community site. View Profile in the avatar menu is now My profile, where sign-in members can check out their journeys progress, the awards they've received and given, and the events they've registered for.
🎯 Journeys for the right audience
You can now limit a journey to the members of selected groups, which is great for programs like MVPs or customer experts. Set it when you create or edit a journey in the Studio or Slack app home. Members outside those group(s) will not see the journey.
🚀 Improvements
Community Site
Forwarded Slack messages show on the site - A forwarded message now appears as a quote under the post, naming its original author and where it was posted (except for private sources).
Studio
Tag messages (pilot) - Tags can be applied to posts or comments.
Internal-only tag groups (pilot) - Internal tag groups and their tags are only visible to your team, never to members.
New Message Blaster editor (pilot) - Write on a canvas that looks like the Slack message it will become, then choose who it's from, who it goes to and when, right above the message. Use Send test message to self to see it in Slack first.
Edit member names - Admins can directly edit the display name of site community members from their member page in the Studio.
Search and filter Events - Find events by name and narrow them by status on the Events page.
Sort members by email - The Members table can now be sorted by email.
Custom script for your site (Enterprise) - Admins can add a head script, such as a cookie-consent banner, under Website > Custom script.
SSO for Studio sign-in (Enterprise) - Set up single sign-on for Studio yourself under Settings > Workspace, or invite your IT admin to do it.
Slack
Activate new public channels automatically - A new setting has Tightknit join and activate new public channels for you. It's off for existing communities, and you can turn it on under Integrations > Slack or when you activate a channel.
Feeds follow their channel status - Deleting a Slack channel now archives its Feed. When a channel is archived or unarchived, the Hub message has a button to do the same to its Feed.
Clearer Hub alerts - Event alerts are smaller and name the fields that changed, tag alerts name the tag group, and channel alerts name who activated the channel.
MCP
Tag messages (pilot) - Agents can set a message's tags with set_message_tags and filter posts and comments by tag.
Edit login page settings - edit_site can now change the login error message and legal links.
Configure the Hub and team notifications - Agents can set your Hub channel and choose which team notifications post there.
Edit member names - A new edit_member tool renames members who have no Slack profile.
🔧 Fixes
Links displayed in pinned posts on the site - Hyperlinks in pinned posts can now be clicked.
Message Blaster previews match Slack's spacing - The space under headers and lists now looks the same in Studio and in Slack.
Sign-in code screen explains a missing code - After 30 seconds, a Still no code? panel suggests next steps, including that no code arrives without an account.
Hi! Does anyone know someone on the community team at Industrious? I applied to two roles there for context.
Community Lead Meta (Muse team - neat) CA or NY $160,000/year to $224,000/year + bonus + equity + benefits metacareers.com/profile/job_details/1090859523835250
Hey all! I’m Britton Hennessy, founder of of Kinn.gg. We’re a little community startup that builds MCPs and data tools for community teams. We actually started this a couple years ago, trying to help video game studios be more responsive to player needs on Discord. It started as a simple MCP that bridged Discord insights to Claude, and has since evolved a lot. Shoutout to the many amazing CMs and leaders sharing their experiences with us! Earlier this year, I met Zach and the Tighknit team and they inspired us to look more broadly at the community space. We had been working exclusively in the video game industry since we started, and didn’t realize a lot of the challenges they had managing their massive communities were consistent with what DevRel and non-games communities were experiencing. We’re an early-stage startup, so I’m honestly here to ask a lot of questions, experiment with community data, and learn more about what teams are building and where the deepest challenges are, especially related to AI tooling. Happy to be here! 🥰
Does anyone have a connection at OpenAI?

📣 Message Blasting from the MCP
Your AI assistant can now run the Message Blaster using the MCP. Ask your assistant of choice to draft an announcement, share it with your team for comments, then schedule or send it to Slack channels and DMs. It can also read and edit messages the Tightknit app already posted in public channels. P.S. I used the MCP to draft and send this message!
🚀 Improvements
Community Site
Slack GIFs show on the community site - GIFs sent with Slack's GIF picker and GIPHY's now appear on posts synced to the site.
Join button is now the primary button - The call to action button in the header is now the primary header button, with Log In as the secondary button.
Links in the announcement banners - The site banner now supports links and basic rich text formatting.
Open members in Studio from the site - Admins see an Open in Studio link on member profiles, so they can act on a member right away.
Sign-in method alerts - Members get an email when a sign-in method is connected to or removed from their account.
Studio
Remove event registrants - Admins can now remove someone they registered for an event by mistake. Hosts and speakers keep their roles.
See how pages look in search - Discussion, member and event pages now show a Search Appearance card with a preview and a link to test it in Google.
Pick Slack Connect workspaces by name (Enterprise add-on) - Choose allowlisted Slack Connect workspaces from a searchable list.
Red Hat Display branding font - Red Hat Display is now a supported font family in branding sets.
Message Blaster: drag-and-drop images - Drop an image into the composer to upload it for use in your messages rather than requiring a URL.
Self-serve token SSO (Enterprise add-on) - Set up token (JWT) single sign-on yourself in Studio and choose whether each provider shows on the login page. Enterprise communities can also add email domain aliases, so members with a second company domain sign in to the same account.
MCP
Member notes - Agents can now read and manage your private notes on members.
Top members and channels - get_community_analytics now returns your most active members and busiest channels.
Add members to Slack channels - A new tool adds up to 100 members to a Slack channel.
🔧 Fixes
Slack
A cancelled Slack invite no longer deactivates a member - Cancelling a pending Slack invitation leaves the member's community account active.
Chart poll results show in View Results - Chart polls now display their results in the View Results modal when using Slack chart visualizations.
This is so small but I'd really love the ability to insert a member's first name into the onboarding message.

