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Now teams use it as tickets, archives, alerts, and chat, then blame the tool when work breaks.
Research across Reddit, Hacker News, and forums shows two problems: behavior and structure.
Join me as I attempt to build a
@Lovable app that will do this for us.
1/2 Slack was built to replace email, not run your company.
Now it acts as your ticket system, archive, alert feed, and chat room, and you wonder why your team feels scattered.
Most pain comes from two sources: poor habits and poor structure.
Slack didn’t fail.
We failed Slack.
146 channels. 99+ notifications. No protocol.
With @Lovable new Slack integration, I’m building a Communication OS — AI + architecture + async rules.
Chat isn’t the problem. Design is.
Follow the build.
How many Slack channels do you have?
Introducing the Lovable Slack connector.
You can now connect your Lovable apps directly with Slack letting your apps read & send messages in Slack.
Share what you build with this and we'll feature our favorite examples in the comments!
Best AI results I’ve seen came from constraints.
The 5 that mattered most building Real Path Learning during @Lovable She Builds:
• file size limits
• strict types
• existing patterns
• explicit execution order
• privacy rules
Clear guardrails = less debugging later.
Proof points turn vibe coding into pattern-following.
Patterns are what keep AI-built systems from turning into cleanup projects later.
If anyone wants a few benchmark prompts I use to keep vibe coding from turning into tech debt, happy to share.(4/4)
I didn’t “ask AI to build an LMS.”
I wrote a 55 page architecture brief.
Explicit files.
Defined constraints.
Accessibility from day one.
I built it in @Lovable for students with dyslexia, reading disabilities, and language barriers.
The AI isn’t the magic.
The prompt is.
EVERYONE has suffered during this time, both mentally and physically. Teachers have worked twice as hard this year for their students and tried their best to keep up with the demands. We teachers are approaching the snapping point, and need support from parents and public. 2
Why do some parents place the blame on the teacher’s union for loss of learning and mental health of their children? When the blame should be placed on the coronavirus and not the teachers who fought for safe conditions in schools for both students and faculty. 1