Most products in this space do one of three things: benchmark models in the lab, give companies private observability dashboards, or act like generic AI communities. Stop The Slop is different because it’s a public, community-driven signal layer for what actually happens when people use AI in the wild. You can post a raw experience, praise, rant, comparison, or imported URL, and the product turns that into something browseable and structured instead of letting it disappear into random posts.

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I built Stop The Slop because too much AI discussion is either hype, benchmarks, or private company data. The actual experience most people have is more like: “this worked surprisingly well,” “this completely fell apart,” “this model used to be better,” or “what is everyone else using for this now?” Those signals usually get scattered across Reddit posts, Discord chats, tweets, issue threads, and random rants, then disappear. Stop The Slop is meant to be a public place to capture that. Post what happened, browse what other people are seeing, and let the wiki form around repeated patterns over time. If you try it, I’d love feedback on: - whether the posting flow feels fast enough - whether the board/wiki split makes sense - what would make this genuinely useful in your own AI workflow

ElevenAgents by ElevenLabs — Scale conversations without scaling your team

Scale conversations without scaling your team

Stop The Slop

A space to talk about experiences with AI - Good and Bad

A space to talk about experiences with AI - Good and Bad