Community Discussions
The official xAgent Reddit community is r/xAgent. Join to ask usage questions, share workflows, and discuss product feedback.
xagent-releases Discussions remains available for topic-based conversations and reusable knowledge, including usage experience, Skill ideas, and product suggestions. Track reproducible bugs in GitHub Issues.
Where to Start
| What you want to discuss | Category | Good fit |
|---|---|---|
| You want to talk on Reddit | r/xAgent | General usage questions, workflow sharing, and product feedback. |
| You need help using xAgent | Q&A | Questions about installation, models, Skills, Tools, MCP, Connectors, and task execution. |
| You want to share a real scenario | Show and tell | Task workflows, result examples, self-hosting experience, and reusable Skill ideas. |
| You have a product or documentation idea | Ideas | Feature direction, documentation improvements, Skill improvements, and Connector requests. |
| You want an open conversation | General | Other xAgent-related topics. |
| You want official updates | Announcements | Release notes and important maintainer announcements. |
Discussions vs. Issues
Discussions are not a bug tracker. For reproducible defects or failures involving downloads, installation, or upgrades, open an Issue.
An Issue should include:
- Your xAgent version, operating system, and deployment method.
- What happened and what you expected instead.
- Safe-to-share logs, screenshots, and reproduction steps.
- Troubleshooting you have already tried.
Feature ideas, scenario discussions, and Skill improvements do not need an Issue first. Start on Reddit or in Discussions. Maintainers can move confirmed, well-scoped work into an Issue when needed.
Discussion Guidelines
- Do not post real keys, tokens, verification codes, customer data, internal addresses, or unredacted logs.
- Do not post sexually explicit material, violence, hate, harassment, political incitement, unlawful transactions, spam, or content unrelated to xAgent.
- When sharing a case, explain the goal, input material type, key constraints, and expected result. This is more useful than a feature name alone.
- Keep Skill improvements focused on general workflows, input requirements, output standards, quality checks, and safety boundaries. Do not make a particular third-party MCP, private service, or personal account a default dependency.
- Real limitations and failure reports are welcome. They help improve the product as much as successful examples do.
Maintainers may remove content that violates these rules, lock conversations that get out of hand, or limit interaction from accounts that repeatedly violate them.
Join the Community
- Official Reddit community: Join r/xAgent
- Topic-based conversations: Open xAgent Discussions
- Reproducible bugs: Open a GitHub Issue