Building a community where "I made this with AI" isn't a fight

Launching DevConnect tomorrow, and I'd rather talk about the reason than the

feature list.

Post something you shipped with Cursor, Claude or Lovable in most dev spaces and

the thread stops being about what you made.
It becomes about whether it counts.

I got tired of defending the tools instead of talking about the work, so I built

the place I wanted: building with AI is just the assumption here, nobody

justifies it.

Two things I decided early and want to hold to: nothing behind a premium tier,

and no ads. Free tools work without an account.

Question for anyone who's built a community from zero: what made the first fifty

people stay? Not what got them to sign up what made them come back.