Answers are good. Finished work is better.
Schedule the reports, automate the triage, and pipe the results into the tools your team already lives in. Close the loop — instead of opening another tab.
Start from a library, not a blank page.
Pre-built automations cover the work every community-facing team repeats. Tune the schedule, pick the channels, done.
Automations run on a schedule. Agents own a job.
Kinn agents are personas with tools and standing responsibilities, continuously doing the work a human would do in that role.
Weekly bug report
Runs every Monday at 9am. Produces the digest. Waits until next Monday.
- Fixed schedule
- One task, one output
- You read it, you act
Community manager agent
Owns the job around the clock. Watches every channel, decides what matters, acts on it.
- Standing responsibility, not a schedule
- Alerts Live Ops when exploit reports spike 14x
- Escalates with the thread cluster attached
The work lands where your team works.
Agents and automations push tickets, reports, and alerts straight into the tools you use every day.
Bring your own AI.
Your team already uses Claude or runs its own agent stack? Kinn ships a full MCP server, so your tools can query your community index directly. Your data, your model, your workflow.
- Checkout 500s on Safari41
- Export timeout >10k rows28
- Enterprise billing at scale19
Put the busywork on a schedule.
Start with a pre-built automation, or put an agent on the job today.