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What started as a WhatsApp group is now a living community wiki: real workflows, tested prompts, and honest guidance for shluchim using AI in outreach, content, fundraising, and the everyday work of a Chabad house. It covers 68 pages built from over 7,400 source messages, documenting 85+ tools across 2025 to 2026.
Six ways in:
- 01Themes, the cross-cutting arguments the community keeps coming back to: AI and Torah accuracy, Moshiach and AI, vibe coding, privacy and data, paid vs free.
- 02Topics, use cases end to end: shiur prep, flyer design, fundraising, WhatsApp automation, Hebrew and Yiddish.
- 03Tools, every tool the group has tested, from the general LLMs to the Chabad-specific apps.
- 04Resources, copy-paste material that works today: the designer prompt, master prompts, nonprofit discounts.
- 05Conversations, the defining threads preserved and annotated, like the Kinus AI Day and the Torah accuracy debate.
- 06About, what the wiki is, the five eras it covers, and how to contribute.
Start at the full wiki or contribute on GitHub.