01benefit
Direct access to the team
Engineering, product, and the founder all post and reply in the same workspace. No tiered support queue, no "contact your account manager." Ask, get an answer, move on.
Community · Slack · Free · Open to everyone
The Advi Systems Slack community.
A working Slack workspace for everyone using or evaluating Advi Systems — customers on every plan, agency-engagement clients, prospects kicking the tyres, and operators building with AI more broadly. Share prompts that worked, ask what's broken, get release notes before they hit the docs, and meet the team behind the code. One click to join, no invitation required, no email vetting.
- Channel
- Slack
- Access
- Open
- Cost
- Free
- Cadence
- Daily
Why join
Six concrete things you get on day one.
The community exists because the most useful information about building with AI rarely makes it into documentation. The patterns that convert, the failures that taught the lesson, the integration that took half a day instead of a week — those live in shared workspaces between operators. This is ours.
02benefit
Prompt templates that convert
Other operators share the twelve-field setups that produced real results — sales outreach, marketing briefs, ops SOPs, support replies, research summaries. Copy, fork, ship.
03benefit
Agent playbooks by industry
What system prompts work for SaaS pricing pages versus e-commerce versus B2B services? Members post anonymised agent configs and the conversion numbers that followed.
04benefit
Release notes before the docs
Every feature, model addition, and pricing change is announced in #announcements at least seven days before the public docs and changelog catch up. Member-only preview channel for upcoming features.
05benefit
Peer support that's actually fast
Real operators answering real questions in #help — usually within an hour during business days. The team chimes in for anything that needs source-code-level context.
06benefit
Hiring and freelance leads
Members hiring AI ops people, agencies looking for prompt engineers, freelancers offering implementation services — all in #jobs. Free to post, no recruiter spam allowed.
Inside the workspace
Ten channels worth joining the day you arrive.
Every channel is open to every member of the workspace — no paid-tier gating, no invite walls. Join what's useful, mute the rest, post freely in any of them.
#welcome
Introduce yourself in two lines — what you build, what brought you here, what you want to learn. Pinned message lists the channels worth joining first.
Everyone
#announcements
Release notes, model additions and deprecations, pricing changes, maintenance windows, post-incident summaries, security advisories. Read-only — only the team posts here.
Everyone
#prompt-templates
Members post the twelve-field setups that worked. Each post follows the same shape: goal, audience, the prompt, the output, and what they learned. Templates are licensed CC0 by convention.
Everyone
#agents
System prompts, knowledge-base structures, tool-call configurations, and the conversion or CSAT numbers that followed. Industry tags (SaaS, e-commerce, agencies, consulting) make it searchable.
Everyone
#integrations
Make.com scenarios, Zapier zaps, n8n flows, CRM hookups (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive), Slack and Discord forwarders. Members share the JSON exports so others can import directly.
Everyone
#help
Stuck on something? Post the symptom, what you tried, and a screenshot. Other members answer first; the team picks up anything that needs production-side context.
Everyone
#show-and-tell
What you shipped this week — agent deployed, prompt template published, integration wired up, blog post written. Reactions only, no critique unless asked.
Everyone
#feedback
Feature requests, bug reports, roadmap input. Posts here directly influence the next release. The team weighs in on feasibility and timeline within a few business days.
Everyone
#preview
Features in active development, shared 7+ days before they hit production. Test, break, comment — the team reads every reply.
Everyone
#jobs
Roles, contract work, agency partnerships. Format: one line about the role, one line about budget or scope, one link. No recruiter agencies, no "DM me for details."
Everyone
What gets announced
The #announcements channel, in four lanes.
#announcements is the one channel you should never mute. Everything that affects how you use the platform gets posted here first — usually a week or more before the changelog and docs catch up.
Releaseslane 01
Every feature shipping to production is announced here at least seven days before the public changelog and docs are updated. Includes a one-paragraph summary and the breaking-change notice if any.
Modelslane 02
New OpenRouter models added to the allowlist, models being deprecated, free-tier model rotations, and any pricing-relevant token-cost changes from upstream providers.
Statuslane 03
Maintenance windows, scheduled migrations, and live incident updates posted in real time. Post-incident summaries follow within 48 hours with a root-cause analysis.
Securitylane 04
Security advisories, dependency CVE notices that affect you, responsible-disclosure credits, and any required action items (e.g. "rotate your channel webhook secret by date X").
What members share
Knowledge that flows between operators.
The community is not a help desk. It's a working group of people building similar things — sometimes for similar customers, sometimes in completely different industries, almost always with overlapping problems. Six patterns of collaboration that show up reliably.
01pattern
Cross-industry insights
SaaS founders learning from e-commerce operators, consultants sharing what works in regulated industries, agency owners benchmarking conversion rates across client portfolios. The same agent pattern that converts on a fintech site rarely converts on a SaaS pricing page — and the difference matters.
02pattern
Anonymised case studies
Members post real numbers — agent conversion rate before and after a system-prompt rewrite, lead-quality score after adding a qualification tool, support-ticket deflection after wiring a knowledge base. Client names are anonymised but the patterns are real.
03pattern
Office hours, twice a month
Bring a workflow you're stuck on. Forty-five minutes, founder + one engineer on the call, screen-share encouraged. Calendar invite posted in #welcome the week before. Recorded with consent and archived in the community Notion.
04pattern
Workflow exchanges
Make.com scenario export? Drop it. Zapier zap? Drop it. Curated knowledge-base structure for an industry? Drop it. Members import each other's workflows directly — no rebuilding from screenshots.
05pattern
Quarterly community call
Roadmap walkthrough, one customer demo, open Q&A. Held in two timezone-friendly slots (one Europe-friendly, one Americas-friendly) and recorded for asynchronous catch-up.
06pattern
Failure post-mortems
What went wrong matters more than what worked. Members post the agents that didn't convert, the prompts that got brand voice wrong, the integrations that fired duplicate webhooks. Every failure thread ends with a documented lesson.
Operating principles
Eight rules that keep the signal high.
Open communities drift toward noise unless the norms are explicit. These principles are pinned in #welcome, applied by the moderators, and enforced consistently regardless of plan tier or tenure. Breaking one gets a friendly reminder; breaking several gets a removal.
- 01Show the workflow, not just the screenshot — context is more useful than aesthetics.
- 02Share what failed as clearly as what converted. Half the value of this community is in the post-mortems.
- 03Anonymise client data before posting examples — no real names, emails, or internal-only documents.
- 04Be helpful before being clever. A short answer that solves the question beats a long answer that performs expertise.
- 05No outbound DM spam — sales pitches, recruiter cold messages, and pyramid invitations get one warning and then a removal.
- 06English as the working language so threads stay searchable. Native-language sub-threads are welcome, but a one-line English summary helps everyone find them.
- 07No anti-competitive trash talk — discuss other tools on their merits, not their owners. Vendor employees are welcome but must disclose affiliation.
- 08Turn repeated questions into docs and templates — if three people asked it this month, it's a missing page in the docs.
How to join
One click. No invitation required.
- 01Click Join the Slack below. The shared invite opens in a new tab.
- 02Sign in with your email or your Google account. Slack handles the rest — no separate account on our side.
- 03Drop a two-line intro in
#welcome: what you build, what brought you here, one thing you'd contribute on day one.
The community is free regardless of which plan you're on, or whether you're on a plan at all. Every channel is open to every member — no paid-tier gates, no separate invite for the preview channel, no Slack-email matching against your Advi account.
Community · Free · Open
Join the operators building with Advi Systems.
Customers, evaluators, and anyone working on AI more broadly. Release notes, prompt templates, agent playbooks, integration workflows, and a direct line to the team — all in one Slack workspace. One click to join, no invitation, no waiting.