Tightknit release notes (Nov 11, 2026)

Spam, self-promotion, posts in the wrong channel, code of conduct violations... these are all increasingly difficult problems for online communities and also some of the most mundane and un-fun work for community professionals. Let Tightknit help you keep an eye on things with our new Moderation platform. Learn more about moderation in the docs. If you'd like to join the beta, react to this post with 🛡️ or reach out to support!

Create criteria with confidence thresholds for AI-evaluated triggers on your moderation rules, which can be used to automatically perform actions on incoming messages such as sending alerts, pushing messages to a moderation review queue, sending the author a customized message, and even auto deletion (for the especially naughty ones).

Members can report a message in Slack using the Report message message shortcut on any channel message or DM. The report alerts your team and lands in your review queue.

Your onboarding welcome DM can now use {{recipient.first_name}} or {{recipient.full_name}} tokens, which will be filled in based on their Slack profile when the message is sent. Click the token icon in the toolbar or below the editor, or start typing {{, to insert a new token.

Sometimes threads on your site need a notice, such as if there is an ongoing effort underway or certain information is out of date. Admins can now add a short note above any post on your community site, such as "This answer is out of date, see the new guide", without needing to edit or remove the post. Notices are reflected in the SEO page metadata. Add a notice to a post using the MCP or from the Discussion page in the Studio.

Previously journey milestones were limited to 1 or all your available channels. Customers on the Enterprise plan can now scope a journey milestone to up to 5 specific channels.