Best Subreddits for AI Agents and API Integration in 2026

Be respectful: Treat others how you'd like to be treated

No spam

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Spam

mers will be permanently banned. Put your links in the comments, not the posts: This is mainly to prevent spam. If you have a blog post you want to link, link it in the comments. If you have a project you want to show off, link it in the weekly project display thread. Limit self promotion: Self promotion is fine, but if your posts are all self promotion (including promotion of your projects/products), you will be banned. A good ratio is one out of ten posts/comments. No Low Effort Posts: If your post provides no context, or it is simply meant to drive people off the site and somewhere else, it will be removed.

Substance Required: All posts must include meaningful context. Demo posts need: what it does, how it works, what you learned. Questions need: what you've tried, your setup, specific stuck points. Minimum 100 words for text posts. No Naked Self-Promotion: You must be a community participant before promoting your product. Rule of thumb: 9 value posts for every 1 promotional post. First-time posters cannot post product links. Use

Flair

s: Every post must be flaired. Unflaired posts are auto-removed after 1 hour. Choose the flair that best describes your post type. Be Specific: Vague posts are removed. 'AI agents are cool' is not a post. 'Here's how I used CrewAI to automate my invoice processing pipeline' is a post. Cite Sources: Claims about capabilities, benchmarks, or comparisons must include sources or reproducible evidence. Unsourced claims will be flagged. No AI-Generated Slop: Posts that are clearly AI-generated walls of text with no human insight or editing will be removed. AI-assisted writing is fine — AI-only content is not. Respect Weekly Threads: Use the appropriate weekly thread for simple questions, self-promotion, and feedback requests. Check pinned threads before creating a new post. No Duplicate Launches: If your product was already posted this month, don't post it again. Update the original thread instead. Repeat launches will be removed.

No waitlists: If you are working on a service, you are welcome to share it with the community after its fully launched. To combat spam, we don't allow links to announcements of future-services until they are barely anything more than a landing page. No AI generated slop: There has been a wave of AI-generated slop used to promote random services, usually disguised as sensational topics like MCP security. Such content will result in a ban. No astroturfing: Self-promotion is allowed with proper disclosure. Anyone caught promoting their product while pretending to be an unaffiliated user will be permanently banned. Use showcase tag to share your work: If you've built something in the MCP ecosystem, use showcase tag to indicate authorship and intent of demonstrating your work to others.

No Spam

& No Clickbait: You are welcome to post often! Ask for help, share templates, and contribute to the community. But excessive posting, misleading titles, or repetitive content may be removed. No posts about how to start an Agency or Finding Clients: This is a technical subreddit, we encourge users interested in starting their own business to head over to subreddits dedicated to entrepreneurship.

No Self-Promotion

or Advertising: Do not promote your own tools, SaaS products, paid services, courses, or platforms. If you built something with n8n and want to share it, use the Workflow - Github Included flair and include the code. Posts that exist primarily to drive traffic to your product or service will be removed. No Business, Agency, or Client-Related Posts: This is a technical subreddit focused on building with n8n — not on how to monetize it. Posts about starting an agency, finding clients, pricing your services, business models, or "how do I sell automation" are off-topic. We encourage users interested in the business side to head over to subreddits dedicated to entrepreneurship, freelancing, or consulting. No links to paid workflows & paid communities.: This includes but is not limited to gumroad, skool, and paid discord servers. This includes free to join as well as paid. Anything requiring a signup is not allowed. No Links to Paid Workflows, Paid Communities, or Signup-Required

Content

: This includes but is not limited to Gumroad, Skool, paid Discord servers, and communities that are free to join but require a signup. No "DM me for workflow," no "comment here for the link," no email signups for templates. If you're sharing a workflow, share it publicly using an approved method. No DM me for workflow, No email farming: This includes posts like: comment here for DM, DM me for workflow, requires email signup for template, anything similar Recruiting and Hiring: You must share your Company Name and Website. If you do not have a company or website, you must include your LinkedIn profile. If there is a reason you can't do this publicly, message the mods for approval. A project description is required — low effort on this piece could lead to removal of the post. All Workflow and Video Posts Must Include the Code: If you're sharing a workflow — whether as a post, screenshot, or video — the code must be included directly in the Reddit post. Acceptable ways to share: Github Repository Github Gist n8n.io/workflows/ Sharing the code any other way is not allowed. Posts without a link to the code will be automatically removed. Screenshots alone do not count. Workflows should include the code, description of how it works & example output: The link to the code MUST be in the reddit post, if it is not in the reddit post itself, your post will be removed. Acceptable ways to share the code: Github Repository Github Gist Directly here on Reddit in a code block n8n.io/workflows/ Sharing the code any other way is not allowed. No Google Drive or Google Docs Links: Google links frequently become inaccessible or require permissions that make them unreliable for the community. Use one of the approved sharing methods listed in Rule 6 instead. Video posts must include the workflow code.: Video posts must include the workflow code. The link to the code MUST be in the reddit post, if it is not in the reddit post itself, your post will be removed. Acceptable ways to share the code: Github Repository Github Gist Directly here on Reddit in a code block n8n.io/workflows/ Sharing the code any other way is not allowed. Use the Correct Post

Flair

: All posts must use the appropriate flair. Posts that use the wrong flair to sidestep rules (e.g., posting a workflow under Meta/News to avoid code-sharing requirements) will be removed. Low Quality or Off Topic: Low quality and off-topic posts are subject to removal at moderator discretion. Keep it civil: Be respectful. No personal attacks, harassment, or hostile behavior.

Keep posts relevant: Posts should be relevant to LangChain or related topics.

Spam

will be removed. Habitual spam may result in the suspension or removal of your posting privileges. No NSFW/explicit content: Posts and comments cannot contain NSFW content. Be nice: Users are expected to act in good faith. Treat other users the way you want to be treated. Please follow Reddit's

Content

Policy. Posts from users with negative karma are automoderated.

Be respectful: No personal attacks or harassment.: We encourage constructive discussion and welcome different viewpoints, but members must always treat each other with respect. This means no personal attacks, bullying, or harassment of any kind. Any content or comments that violate this rule will be removed. We want to maintain a friendly and welcoming environment where everyone can feel comfortable to contribute and participate. Ask ethically: Disclose purpose of questions and surveys.: Any posts or surveys asking for community input, whether for personal research, project development, or market analysis, must: • Disclose the purpose of the data collection. • Confirm that responses will not include personally identifiable information (PII) or be monetized. • Share insights or results back with the community where appropriate. • Posts lacking transparency or appearing exploitative will be removed. Stay accurate: Avoid false or misleading information.: Members should provide clear and accurate information and avoid making false or misleading claims. This is particularly important in the field of LLM and NLP, where there are many misconceptions and potential risks. We want to ensure that all members have access to accurate and reliable information, and can trust the content shared within the community. Any posts or comments that violate this rule will be removed. Stay on topic: Related to LLM and NLP.: Our subreddit is dedicated to LLM and NLP development and technology-related topics. We encourage members to share their knowledge and experiences related to LLM and NLP and to participate in discussions on emerging trends and technologies. Any content or comments that are unrelated to LLM and NLP will be removed to keep the Subreddit focused and valuable for our members. No commercial self-promotion: Share openly, not for profit.: Posts or comments promoting yourself, your brand, or content for monetary gain will be removed without warning. To encourage members to share their projects, advertising is allowed with these restrictions: - The free version must be functionally identical to any other version — no locked features behind a paywall / commercial / "pro" license - Must be FOSS-licensed OR meet all three: 1. source-available 2. prior mod approval 3. clear disclaimer No low-effort posts or spam: High-quality content only.: No low-effort posts or spam: Our community values high-quality content and discussion. We ask that all members put effort into their posts and comments, and avoid posting spam or low-quality content. This includes posts or comments that do not add value to the community or are off-topic. Any posts or comments that violate this rule will be removed. Provide sources and references: Cite sources for accuracy.: Provide sources and references: When sharing information or making claims, members should provide sources and references to back up their statements. This helps maintain a high level of accuracy and credibility within the community. If you are sharing AI-generated content, please provide context and attribution. Any posts or comments that violate this rule will be removed. No NSFW content: Keep it professional.: No NSFW content: Our Subreddit is a professional and respectful community. We do not allow NSFW (Not Safe for Work) content, including graphic or explicit images, videos, or language. Any posts or comments that violate this rule will be removed. Follow Reddit's rules: Follow Reddit's content policy and rules.: Follow Reddit's rules: All members should adhere to Reddit's content policy, Reddiquette, and other rules and guidelines set by Reddit. This includes avoiding spam, hate speech, and harassment. Any posts or comments that violate Reddit's rules will be removed. Be genuine: No disguised advertising or marketing: Posts pretending to be requests for help, feedback, or discussion but actually serving as marketing will not be tolerated and will result in immediate removal of the post and a permanent ban from this community. This includes astroturfing, sockpuppeting, failing to mention your affiliation, shilling, pitching, outreach posts, offering and/or soliciting paid work.

Please search before asking: Before posting a question, please spend a reasonable amount of time searching for existing questions that may provide an answer. Off-Topic Posts: Posts must be related to Llama or the topic of LLMs. Low Effort Posts: Asking questions is allowed, but follow Rule 1. Low effort posts may be removed. Low Effort Posts: - Asking questions is allowed, but follow Rule 1. Low effort posts may be removed. - LLM based bots posing as humans are strictly not allowed. - Completely/primarily LLM generated copy, code is not allowed. - Only exception is for non-native, non-English speakers who may use LLMs to translate/refine their post. When used, poster must make LLM use transparent and clear

Limit Self-Promotion

: - The 1/10th rule is a good guideline: self-promotion should not be more than 10% of your content. - Affiliation must be disclosed: No engagement farming, No “I found this..”, etc. Follow Reddit's

Content

Policy: Please remember to follow Reddit's

Content

Policy.

Be nice to one another.: Breach of our be nice rule. Please take a minute to read the reddiquette. https://www.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/205926439 Blogspam & Self Promotion: You are allowed to post blogs and self promotional material provided it is not clearly spam and offers something to the sub. Please consider the spam rules on reddit when posting and make sure you follow the 9:1 rule. https://www.reddit.com/wiki/selfpromotion No referral/affiliate-links.: We're not here to generate money for you. This will be an immediate ban, no questions asked. Part of this rule will include blocking URL shorteners.

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Low-Effort / Off-Topic : All posts must be about self-hosting. If you need help, explain what you’ve tried and what you’re stuck on. Posts lacking detail will get a sticky asking for more info. Mobile apps are allowed only as companions to a self-hosted backend.

Spam

/ Low-Effort / Off-Topic: Do not spam or promote your own projects too much. If you post about your own work, say so clearly. This community follows the Reddit self-promotion guidelines. If you need help, explain what you’ve tried and what you’re stuck on. Posts lacking detail will get a sticky asking for more info. All posts must be about self-hosting. Self-Promotion / Affiliate Links: Do not pretend to be a regular user if you are connected to a product or service. Always say if you are involved. Do not try to trick people. Indicate your affiliation to the app or service. Shilling, or trying to hide your affiliation to what you're promoting may lead to a ban. Explain the benefits of the app. Promoted apps must be production ready and have docs. We use Reddit's Self-Promotion Guide plus our own rules to moderate.

Spam

/ Self-Promotion / Affiliate Links : Do not spam or promote your own projects too much. We expect you to follow this Reddit self-promotion guideline. Promoted apps must be production ready and have docs. No direct ads for web hosting or VPS. Only mention your service in comments if it’s relevant and adds value. Hate-speech, Bullying, & Harassment: Attack ideas, not people. Personal attacks or insults at a person will be removed. Report violations and the mods will handle it. Zero tolerance for uncivil discussion. Respect / Hate-speech / Bullying / Harassment : Attack ideas, not people. Treat everyone with respect. Personal attacks or insults at a person will be removed. Report violations instead of engaging and the mods will handle it. Zero tolerance for uncivil discussion. We expect you to follow the Reddiquette. Blog Link Posts : Blog posts are allowed, but do not post just a link, add an explanation about the blog, why it matters, and how it helps users. No Direct Ads for VPS/Hosting Services: Do not create posts directly advertising web hosting or VPS services. You may only mention your service in a comment if that service is relevant to the post topic, and adds to the discussion. Dashboards / Companion Apps / Tools - Wednesday Exceptions : On Wednesdays, you may post dashboards or tools that help self-hosters provided it is flaired as such, even if they are not self-hosted. Mobile apps are allowed only as companions to a self-hosted backend. Post

Flair

Is Mandatory: All posts must be flaired correctly. Posts not properly flaired are subject to automatic flair applied by AutoModerator or a Moderator manually. Blog Link Posts: Blog posts are allowed Do not post just a link, add an explanation about the blog, why it matters, and how it helps users. Blogs must be about self-hosting tools, services, etc. New Projects - “New Project Friday” Exceptions : Only on “New Project Friday”, you may post projects that are younger than 3 months (measured by first public presence, e.g. git commit, social media post, etc.) New Projects - “New Project Megathread” Exceptions : Only in the current “New Project Megathread”, you may post projects that are younger than 3 months (measured by first public presence, e.g. git commit, social media post, etc.). Dashboard Posts / Wednesday Exceptions: On Wednesdays, you may post dashboards or tools that help self-hosters provided it is flaired as such, even if they are not self-hosted. AI, LLM's, "Vibe Coding", AI-Assisted Apps / ONLY ON FRIDAYS: Only on Vibe code Friday, you may post AI-generated content if it follows all other rules and adds value. AI-Involved Apps are allowed and require the following flairs: * Vibe Coded: Any Vibe-Coded Projects. * Built With AI: Apps built with AI that follow industry standards during build * AI-Assisted App: Apps that utilize AI to some degree in its function, such as an AI-assisted translator Incorrectly flaired posts will be removed. All Reddit Rules Apply: Along with our sub rules, you must follow Reddit's user agreement as well. Must Be About Self-Hosting: Posts must be about self-hosted apps, services, or tools. Mods and the community decide if a post fits. No Standalone Mobile Apps (Companion Apps Allowed): Mobile apps are allowed only as companions to a self-hosted backend.

No spam.

: No questions that are not related at all to FastAPI.: Allowed question topics are: - FastAPI - Starlette - Pydantic - hosting, deployment, uvicorn, gunicorn - async/await - ORM "Tutorial" posts where someone is using FastAPI without transferring any knowledge is not tutorial.: There are plenty of "tutorial" posts where someone is just using FastAPI, without transferring any knowledge wrt this framework. It's not enough to justify posting it as a "tutorial". It needs to help learn FastAPI itself.

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Submission Guidelines

: Follow the Reddit site-wide rules and please treat others with respect, stay on-topic, and avoid non-productive self-promotion.

No spam.

Feedback requests must be posted in the weekly feedback thread!

(A post that will always be pinned at the top of the community)

No Direct Sales Or Non-Productive Self-Promotion

: Promotion is ok here, but please don’t mention your SaaS/blog/company unless it’s relevant and actually helpful for someone reading. Overdoing it results in a ban. Direct sales that are unsolicited are forbidden as well. No PM requests please (unless people really request it), and no promotion for other communities outside Reddit.

Feedback requests must be posted in the weekly feedback thread!

(A post that will always be pinned at the top of the community)

No promotion of other communities.

Posting SaaS Relevant Content Only

: Please keep the discussions oriented around the SaaS ecosystem, tech companies, business, operational or even personal aspects of the tech business world. - Strict Focus:

Content

must touch on SaaS-specific topics. - No Generic Business: General entrepreneurship or broad news without a SaaS angle will be removed. - Enforcement: Irrelevant content will be removed to keep the sub relevant for SaaS professionals. - Violation: Repeated infringement warrants a ban

No Vendor Spam

: Promotion is allowed occasionally, but accounts focused solely on it will be removed. - Limit: Max 1 mention every 60 days (posts, comments or links). - Transparency: Must clearly disclose affiliation at the beginning or end of the post or comment (e.g., "Founder here") - Alts: Secondary accounts promoting the same product count toward the limit. - Value:

Content

must provide context and value, "naked" links are spam. - Penalty: Violation leads to a ban and URL blacklisting.

Blog Posts Rules

: You may submit your blog post as long as the main ideas are in the Reddit post. You need to provide value to people through your post and not simply present what you're talking about in your article. The more value you provide in the body of the Reddit post, the safer it is to say that it won't be removed. The only way a link is allowed is at the end of the post (“Originally posted here”), unless highly relevant (don't abuse this). Anything else will be removed/banned.

No Low-Effort / Low-Quality Content

: - Posts and comments must provide actual value:

Content

that is spammy, repetitive, or lacks depth will be removed. - Originality is required: All posts must showcase original human thought, clear context, and meaningful contribution to the SaaS community. - Prohibited content includes (but is not limited to): AI-generated text (even if you "made all the effort" to copy-paste it yourself), unedited prompt dumps, and vague questions that could be answered by a basic search.

Be Kind And Supportive — Criticise Ideas, Not People

: At the end of the day, we’re all trying to make the world better for us and for those around us. "Be nice and supportive" is common sense. Try to criticise objectively and not personally. No selling, soliciting, or fundraising: This community is for knowledge exchange, not a marketplace, posts or comments focused on selling services, soliciting clients, or asking for donations/funding are not allowed. - No Solicitation: Do not post or comment to sell services, "cold DM" members, or solicit clients. - No Fundraising: Asking for donations, crowdfunding, or pitching for VC/Angel investment is prohibited. - No Lead Gen: Posts designed purely to gather emails or "testers" without community value will be removed

AMA / Surveys / Polls require approval

: All research-related posts must be vetted by moderators before being posted. - What's Included: Academic surveys, market research, vendor polls, and "product validation" forms - How to apply: Message the mods via Modmail with a link to your survey and a brief explanation of why it’s valuable to the SaaS community - Excluded: "Validation" posts that are meant for lead generation or email harvesting will be rejected - Enforcement: Polls without "Mod Approved" flair will be removed.

Other Bad Behaviour

: * Doxing－Posting or seeking personal information, dox attempts or threats * Flooding－Posting excessively frequently * Duplicates－Reposting news or information * Plagiarism－Not giving credit properly * Hyping－Pushing speculative, volatile, illiquid, or meme investments, especially flippantly, tersely, or implying huge returns * Missing－Disappearing after posting a discussion, posting for another with inadequate information No shortened or indirect URLs: All links must point directly to the final resource because indirect URLs are prone to breaking or being hijacked later. Transparency and security are mandatory. - Direct Links Only: Use the original, full URL. Do not use URL shorteners or landing page aggregators. - No Tracking/Affiliates: Hidden redirectors or affiliate links disguised through indirection are strictly prohibited. - Enforcement: Posts or comments containing shortened or indirect links will be automatically removed.

Politicizing

: We don't allow: * Moralizing issues * Petitions or calls-to-action * Political discussions * Political baiting * Soapboxing No Personal Information (Doxing): This follows a site-wide rule, strict adherence to Reddit’s

Content

Policy is required. - Zero Tolerance: Do not post real names, emails, phone numbers, or private social media profiles (yours or others). - Screenshots: Redact all identifying info from support tickets, emails, or chat logs before posting. - Business vs. Personal: Mentioning a company is fine; targeting a specific employee is not. - Penalty: Doxing results in an immediate permanent ban and report to Reddit admins. Be excellent to eachother: We value authenticity. Whether your tone is formal, professional, informal or sarcastic, it’s welcome as long as it’s respectful. - No Toxicity: Personal attacks, insults, harassment, or "flame wars" are strictly prohibited. - Constructive Criticism: Feedback on SaaS projects should be helpful, not destructive. - Hate Speech: Any form of discrimination results in an immediate permanent ban. - Enforcement: Toxic behavior will lead to removal and bans. No "I'll review/audit/feedback your product" posts: Posts offering free reviews, audits, roasts, or feedback on others' products/websites/pitches are not allowed, regardless of price or stated intent. These posts function as personal brand promotion, they build the poster's authority and audience even when no payment is involved. They also set precedent that invites repeat versions from every consultant, agency, and freelancer in the sub. If you genuinely want to help, do so in normal comment threads on others' posts. We value help in context.

No self-promotion or spam: https://web.archive.org/web/20240509074349/https://www.reddit.com/wiki/selfpromotion The exception to this rule is the Friday Show and Tell thread. Post career related comment in the quarterly thread: Questions about how to move into product management, including requests for resume reviews, and interview questions must be posted in the quarterly thread. It's stickied at the top. This also includes deciding between offers, what job next, and all other career-related questions. It also includes posts with sankey charts about your job searches. Follow Rediquette: https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/205926439-Reddiquette No research, product or otherwise: Specifically conducting product research, even if there is no self-promotion, isn't allowed. Nor is academic research without advance approval. The exception to this is when posting a project to the Friday Show and Tell thread.

No AI Generated Posts

: this includes top level posts and comments No off-topic posts, low quality posts, or memes: This may include posts on topics that have been repeated too frequently No posts about how to get started as a PM: If you are getting started as a PM, use the search function and the wiki. Post rants in the weekly rant thread: Moderators Discretion: Not all content neatly falls into one of the other rules. Moderators can remove any post that they believe isn't contributing to the community and discussion of the practice of product management

Rule 1:

Relevance

: Keep content posted relevant to OpenAI, or the discussion of Artificial Intelligence. Don’t spam, don’t start arguments, toxicity, or create chaotic and divisive posts regarding non-OpenAI or generally off-topic discussion. Follow Reddiquette and we use mod discretion. Complaints are fine, but please don’t only say vague things or rant without saying anything substantial. Explain what is going wrong, with appropriate clear feedback or constructive criticism. You may get help to fix your issue.

Rule 2: Be Civil: Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience- we want this to be a welcoming and inclusive community. No hate speech/rhetoric, discrimination, bigotry, or prejudices. Be respectful. Don’t start or end conversations being rude to users. No harassing. No provoking, ‘gotchas’, and other bad faith behaviors or discourse. If it looks like you’re rabble-rousing, baiting, or trolling, especially if you have no other or limited history here we will use our discretion.

Rule 3:

Limit Self-Promotion

: The 1/10th rule is a good guideline: self-promotion/projects/advertising should not be more than 10% of your content here. Full rule here: https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/wiki/guidelines/selfpromo/ Self-promotional direct link posts to projects are not allowed. If you are promoting your own project, context must be provided in a text post, such as the value and uses of your project. This sub is prone to scams, spam, and excessive promo. We want participation first for you to advertise.

Rule 4: No Selling: Do not advertise the sale or exchange of OpenAI accounts, credentials, and no selling of your products or anything else. Such sales are completely unenforceable and could be scams, this is a forum not a shopping site. No asking to use accounts, etc. Also, no crypto posts unless it’s officially from OpenAI. No job offers. No selling your own products or other unverifiable content.

Rule 5: No Low-Quality

Content

: Comments or posts that consists solely of low-quality/effort content (memes, pun threads, etc) will be removed at our discretion. If a post is at zero or few upvotes after a while, it may be removed. This includes posting the same headline/topic that was posted and discussed recently. Use the search feature first or the ‘New’ subreddit feed to avoid repetition. Don’t misuse flairs or media in comments. Remember this is an unofficially-run subreddit when posting.

Rule 6: Concise, Accurate Titles: Post titles that are misleading or editorialized will be removed. One word, sensationalized or bait, link address in title, and other forms of low-effort titles will also be removed at mod discretion. If it’s a possible pinned post, please check for spelling mistakes. Thank you. Don’t start “P.S. Here’s my…” promo-baiting official articles again, please. Also includes screencap username-baiting your social accounts about official news. Follow rule 3.

Rule 7: NSFW

Content

: Discussion or news about how it relates to AI or OpenAI is fine, just no erotic content, graphic violence, etc.

Rule 8: AutoMod: If you're about to Modmail us about your post being removed when you feel you've followed the other rules, it's most likely because of AutoMod. Basically it helps combat spammers, spambots, scammers, and trolls- this sub is excessively prone to those. Also, link your post or comment in the Modmail for review. Thanks. And feel free to message any subreddit improvement suggestions as well.

Only posts about Micro SaaS apps

: Please be respectful, don't do unethical things: Dont do spam, troll & ...:

Promoted Posts/Comments

: If you are posting or commenting about a new tool/resource and you must disclose your connection to said tool/resource or risk your post/comment being deleted. Repeated violations will result in us taking the appropriate action. As we build the no-code/low-code community, obviously this will involve a lot of companies and innovators coming onto our forum to discuss their products, we just want people to be forthcoming about said connection. Please use the appropriate "Promoted" flair on posts.

Flair

: If you are from a company, you are more than welcome to add to the discussion and make posts here. However, you will need to add your own flair that indicates which company you are representing so that everyone can place your posts and comments in the appropriate context.

Product Launch Outside of Designated Launch Post

: All product launch posts should be made on the monthly product launch post.

Value-Add Post

: Promoting your own products is allowed, but the post must be first and foremost a value-add post for the community.

Undisclosed Affiliate Link

: Using an affiliate link without disclosing will result in the entire post/comment being removed.

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Posts should be about technical writing.: No off-topic posts or spam. Be civil.: Avoid harassment, bullying, hate speech, etc. Search the subreddit first before posting about changing careers.: There's lots of great information on this subject, whether you're curious about changing to or from technical writing. Job posts:: Make a text post with a link to the posting, and flair the post "JOB."

Bot posts and comments must be marked.: You're more than welcome to set your bots and AI posters loose on this subreddit provided that they are clearly marked, such that no user would reasonably mistake it for a human post, and they are not causing a nuisance. If you create a bot with it's own account indicate that it is a bot with it's username. If you allow bots to post or comment using your human account, indicate that the post is bot written in the title, or at the beginning of the comment. Promotional posts must disclose the posters' relationship.: If you are promoting a product or service you must disclose your relationship to it. Failure to do so will result in the post being removed. Dishonesty (such as "I just found this" about your own product) will result in a permaban. Insults must include a substantive critique: Rudeness is allowed, provided it comes with content. For example: - “This is trash” is not permitted. - “This is trash, you're using the wrong quantization” is permitted. No misrepresentations or dishonest conduct.: Posting misleading information, even in other subreddits, may result in a ban, including: - made up or significantly exaggerated product claims - passing off a product you have links to as something you "just discovered" - using multiple accounts to sock puppet

Don’t spam:

Stay On-Topic: Discussion must directly relate to AI Agents (projects, news, dev tutorials, or architecture). General AI news or unrelated tech will be removed.

No Spam

: Do not spam the same link/project multiple times. Generic, AI-generated "fluff" posts with no substance or unique insight will be removed as low-effort. Quality Discussion Only: Avoid repetitive or basic "how do I start" posts that are answered in the Wiki. Use the search bar before posting. High-quality prompts lead to high-quality discussions. No Low-Effort Self-Promotion: If sharing a project/repo, you must include a detailed text description in the post body. Do not just drop a link. Use the comments for links. Credit Sources: Always attribute work (code, research, or media) to the original creator. Plagiarism results in a ban.

No Spam

or Low-Effort Self-Promotion: Blatant self-promotion or low-effort linking to your product, tool, or blog without context will be removed. If you're sharing something promotional, ensure it's informative and relevant to enterprise AI agents. Stay On-Topic: All submissions should be focused on enterprise AI agents, tools, use cases, or technical discussion. General AI hype, memes, or unrelated trends belong elsewhere. No Low-Effort

Content

or AI

Spam

: Posts that appear auto-generated, lack original thought, or add no value will be removed. If you're using AI to write your post, review and improve it before posting.

Be Respectful

and Constructive: Debate is welcome; toxicity is not. Personal attacks, harassment, or unhelpful negativity will result in removal or a ban. No Unmarked Affiliate Links or Referrals: Affiliate links, referral codes, or monetized URLs must be disclosed clearly. Undisclosed promotions will be removed. Use Appropriate

Flair

: Use the correct flair to help readers understand your post at a glance. Posts without appropriate flair may be removed. No Job Posts or Recruiter

Spam

: This subreddit is not a job board. If you’re hiring or looking for work, use appropriate platforms or get mod approval first.

Rule 1: Infrastructure focus: Posts must relate to the infrastructure, systems, or tooling behind AI workloads. Model training discussions belong in r/MachineLearning

Rule 2: Show your work: Benchmarks need methodology. Architecture posts need diagrams or code. "X is fast" needs numbers.

Rule 3: No pure marketing: Sharing tools you built or use is fine — include context, tradeoffs, and honest takes. Shill posts get removed.

Rule 4: Be helpful: This is a practitioner community. Help each other. No gatekeeping

Rule 5: No AI-generated spam: Posts and comments should come from humans sharing real experience.

Rule 6:

No spam

: Excessive promotion, spam, or advertising of any kind is not allowed.

Rule 7: Respect others and be civil: No harassment, hate speech, or toxic behavior. Treat all contributors and members with kindness.

Respect others and be civil: No harassment, hate speech, or toxic behavior. Treat all contributors and members with kindness.

No Spam

or Self-Promotion: Do not spam links, affiliate content, or repetitive promotion. Self-promotion is allowed only if it adds real value (projects, demos, or tools). Stay on Topic: Posts must be related to AI agents, LLMs (GPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.), automation, multi-agent systems, or tools like OpenClaw and similar frameworks. Quality

Content

Only: Low-effort posts, vague questions, or “just hype” content will be removed. Share meaningful insights, workflows, or questions. No Illegal or Harmful Use Cases: Do not post content related to hacking, fraud, bypassing security systems, or harmful automation. Follow Reddit Rules: All Reddit-wide rules and content policies must be followed.

No spam

or self-promo without value: Promotions are fine only if they include actionable insights, data, or a step-by-step example. Pure link drops or “DM me” offers will be removed. Be respectful & constructive: Debate ideas, not people. No harassment, personal attacks, or hate speech. No link drops without context: If you share a link, add a summary: why it matters, key takeaways, and who it helps. Keep it Relevant to AI Marketing Workflows: Posts must focus on AI-driven marketing workflows for SaaS marketing — including acquisition, activation, retention, revenue, tooling, ops, analytics, and GEO. Generic marketing content without a clear AI or workflow angle will be removed.

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Respect others and be civil: No harassment, hate speech, or toxic behavior. Treat all contributors and members with kindness.

No spam

: Excessive promotion, spam, or advertising of any kind is not allowed. Be High-Signal, Low-Noise: Share actionable insights, case studies, or specific workflows. Vague "AI is the future" posts will be removed. No Low-Effort Self-Promotion: If you want to share a tool or SaaS you built, you MUST include a detailed write-up of how you built it using AI/prompts and your tech stack. Links dropped without context are considered spam Respect the Builder: Critique the code/product constructively, but respect the person. We are all learning this new paradigm together. No Basic Code Troubleshooting: If an AI can easily answer it, don't ask it here. Focus on architectural prompting, complex workflows, and business execution.