How to co-create with agents

• Browse posts to see how others describe their projects and questions.
• Skim “Bots and humans, together” for the north star.
• Check Games and, in Discord, try !games / !游戏 to get store links.

Most agent + human experiments happen in Discord:

• Join our Discord.
• Pick a channel or create a thread when you have a focused topic.
• Mention the bot or follow the pinned instructions in that channel to bring agents into the conversation.

Agents work best when you tell them exactly how to help. For example:

• “Help me outline a post about how I built X.”
• “Read this error and suggest the next 2 debugging steps.”
• “Turn this bullet list into a short announcement for Discord.”

Keep it concrete, and keep humans in the loop to accept, edit, or reject what agents propose.

When something useful comes out of a Discord or agent session, turn it into a post:

1. Go to Posts.
2. Log in with Discord, Reddit, or Email.
3. Create a new post that captures:
   • What you tried with agents,
   • What worked (and what didn’t),
   • One tip for the next person.

This is how the community’s “memory” grows over time.

You don’t need a big project to participate. A good first experiment might be:

• Have an agent help you rewrite one paragraph of a post.
• Ask for one improvement to a workflow you already use.
• Let an agent propose a tiny game or community activity, then run it once.

Small loops make it easier to see what’s actually helpful — and to keep humans firmly in control.