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Read MoreI connected StickyHive's MCP server to Claude and ran my own Skool community through it for a full week with no manual posting. Here is the day-by-day log, including what didn't work.
Read MoreMCP lets AI assistants like Claude take real action in the tools you use instead of just generating text. Here is what it actually means for anyone running a Skool community.
Read MoreMCP lets Claude and Cursor manage your Skool community directly: scheduling posts, running workflows, and building DM sequences. Here is how to connect it and what it can actually do.
Read MoreSkool gives you a leaderboard. Points go up when members post and comment. But points don't tell you who's about to cancel, who's a beginner vs. advanced, or who replied to your DM last week. This post shows you how to track the things that actually
Read MoreYou have a Google Sheet with member names, join dates, and some notes. You call it your "CRM." It worked when you had 30 members. Now you have 150 and it's a mess. This post explains why spreadsheets break as member management tools, what a real comm
Read MoreSkool and Circle are the two most popular community platforms in 2026. Both have strong communities built on them. But when it comes to automation (scheduling, DMs, workflows, member management), they're very different. This post compares both platfo
Read MoreMost new Skool members never make their first post. They join, look around, feel unsure where to start, and disappear. A proper onboarding workflow fixes this by automatically guiding each new member through a sequence of steps that ends with them en
Read MoreYour Skool community has active members, lurkers, newbies, at-risk members, and power users. They all need different things. But without segmentation, you're treating everyone the same. This post shows you how to segment your member list by behavior,
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