Community guidelines

Short version: be useful, be generous, be discreet.

1. Share the real thing

Post the full prompt, the skill file, the bot instructions or the workflow steps — not a teaser. Say what it's for, which tool it runs on, and what it actually produced for your business. If you tuned it from someone else's work, credit them.

2. No selling, no funnels

Don't pitch your course, agency, software or services in threads or DMs. If a member asks what you do, answer. If you built a tool worth mentioning, post it in Tools & Stack and disclose that it's yours.

3. What's said here stays here

The forum is members-only and hidden from search engines. Don't screenshot or repost other members' posts, numbers or business details outside the group without their permission. Sharing a resource you borrowed with your own team is fine — that's the point.

4. Protect your customers

Never post customer names, contact details, account numbers, passwords, API keys or anything you'd be uncomfortable seeing on a billboard. Scrub examples before you paste them.

5. Be kind to beginners

Everyone started somewhere. "How do I even start?" is a great question. Answer it the way you wish someone had answered you.

6. Invite people you'd vouch for

Every member can invite. Your invitations reflect on you — bring business owners who will share as much as they take.

Moderation

The organizer may edit, lock or remove posts and remove members who break these guidelines. Questions or concerns? Reply to any email from the group and it reaches the organizer.