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Did you know you can manage feeds with our MCP server too? Try asking your agent: “Archive the #random feed.”

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Update an Existing Feed

Go to Feeds under Engagement, open the feed, and click Edit. The form carries the same fields as feed creation.The feed’s page also has AI & Agent Settings and Engagement settings, which configure the AI prompts and agents and engagement features on its Slack channel.To jump to a different feed, click the feed’s name in the page header and pick one from the searchable list.
Feed Settings option in the overflow menu

Feed Settings option in the overflow menu

In the Update Feed modal, you’ll be able to edit the same values as the Feed creation settings.
Updating a Feed’s slug will change the URL of the Feed. This will break any links to the Feed that have been shared and may negatively impact SEO.
Update Feed modal

Update Feed modal

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Managing Feed members

A feed detail page in Studio

A feed detail page in Studio

Feeds with Feed members visibility restrict access to a specific set of members. By default, this member list mirrors the connected Slack channel’s membership and stays in sync automatically as people join or leave the channel. Admins can also manage a Feed’s member list directly from Studio, which is useful for adding site-only members who are not in Slack or for fine-tuning access without changing the Slack channel.

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Viewing Feed members

Open a Feed’s detail page in Studio by clicking its name in the Channels & Feeds list. The Members card shows the current member list for the Feed.

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Adding members

  1. Click Add Members on the Feed’s Members card.
  2. Search for community members by name or email.
  3. Select the members you want to add and confirm.
Members added through Studio gain access to the Feed on the community site immediately.

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Removing members

Use the overflow menu on a member row in the Members card to remove them from the Feed.
If a member is still in the connected Slack channel, you cannot remove them from the Feed in Studio. Remove them from the Slack channel first, and Tightknit updates the Feed membership automatically.

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Archive Feed

Archived Feeds are no longer active and stop syncing content from Slack to the community site. They do not count towards your active Feeds limit. You can only unarchive a Feed if you are within that limit.
Go to Feeds, open the feed, and choose Archive feed from its actions menu. Archived feeds offer Unarchive feed in the same place.
The archive/unarchive activity of a Slack channel does not affect the connected Tightknit Feed. Deleting the Slack channel does not remove the Feed either: its posts and comments stay on the community site until you archive it. See When a channel is deleted in Slack.
Archiving a Feed

Archiving a Feed

Need to deactivate Tightknit within a Slack channel? Follow these steps.