What is CommunityOS?
CommunityOS is a community intelligence platform that scans X (Twitter) audiences and scores every follower against four archetypes — Champion, Amplifier, Builder, Early Adopter. Operators activate the people worth talking to from the same surface that produced the signal, then ship a defensible monthly ROI report.
What is community intelligence?
Community intelligence is the category that sits between social listening and community management. Listening tells you what was said. Management tells you what to do operationally. Community intelligence tells you who in your audience to talk to next, and why.
What is a micro-amplifier?
A real community member, not a paid KOL, who carries an audience large enough to move a campaign and small enough to remain authentic. Typically 1,000 to 50,000 followers with strong topical depth in the project’s subject area. CommunityOS finds, scores, and activates micro-amplifiers from inside an existing audience.
What are the four archetypes?
Champion (amplifies with their voice, high topical depth), Amplifier (amplifies with their reach, fast distribution), Builder (ships things — write-ups, tools, original work), Early Adopter (shows up first, validates new ideas). Every follower in a scan receives an independent score on all four.
What is Bot-Kill?
A pre-scoring filter that removes bots, farmers, and low-signal accounts from a candidate pool before the archetype model touches anything. Tuned for high precision at the cost of recall — better to lose a real Champion to the filter than to let a farmer pollute the queue.
What is the 60/40 model?
The weighted combination at the heart of CommunityOS’s scoring engine: 60% linguistic features (topical depth, voice substance, engagement quality) and 40% normalized vanity metrics (audience-relative, recency-weighted). Deterministic, not an LLM.
What is the Act Now queue?
The operator’s primary action list inside CommunityOS. Highest-priority people to engage this week, ranked by archetype score and topical relevance, each surfaced with the reason they ranked and a one-click action to draft an opener.
What is Proof Review?
The verification surface where submitted community actions become approved outcomes. A submission lands with the post URL and an engagement snapshot; an operator approves, requests changes, or rejects. Rewards only release on approved proof.
What is The Loop?
The six-stage closed cycle that maps every operator surface in CommunityOS: People → Intelligence → Activation → Proof → Reward → ROI Report. The product metaphor.
What is an ROI Report?
The client-ready monthly deliverable built on the verified-action layer. Every claim links back to a real post, a real proof, a real reward. The agency wedge.
Is CommunityOS an AI tool?
No. The scoring engine is deterministic and rules-based — given the same input, it produces the same archetype score every time. It is not a wrapper around a large language model. The methodology is transparent and reproducible.
How is community intelligence different from social listening?
Listening tools (Brandwatch, Sprinklr) tell you what is being said about your brand. CommunityOS tells you which specific people to talk to next, sends them the mission, and verifies the proof. Listening optimizes for analysts. Community intelligence optimizes for operators.
How is CommunityOS different from a quest platform?
Quest platforms (Galxe, Zealy) reward task completion at scale. CommunityOS scores every follower as Champion, Amplifier, Builder, or Early Adopter, then activates the real ones with specific missions. Archetype activation produces conviction. Quest completion produces farmers.
What is the difference between Champion and Amplifier?
Champions amplify with their voice — high topical depth, substantive opinion, audience treats them as a source. Amplifiers amplify with their reach — wider audience, faster distribution, a multiplier on what Champions say. The two archetypes are different currencies. Most campaigns need both.
What does deterministic mean in this context?
Two runs of the engine over the same input produce the same archetype score, every time, with no run-to-run variation. This is true for CommunityOS’s engine and not true for LLM-based scoring. Determinism is what makes the downstream surfaces — queue, report, rewards — defensible.
When does CommunityOS launch?
Public launch is August 4, 2026. Limited design partner slots are open before that date. After launch, the platform moves from managed-pilot mode to full self-serve operator workflows.
Who built CommunityOS?
Co-founded by Gai Winter (CEO, engine author) and Eitan Reiter (COO/CMO, go-to-market). The first production scan ran on Mintlayer in mid-2026.