Jellyfish Chat is a community-engagement tool for 📝Slack that lets community moderators host structured "sessions" — time-bounded, moderated Q&A discussions inside a Slack channel — to surface questions, capture them as discrete threads, and increase transparency around community decision-making.
Sessions sit between an unstructured open-channel conversation and a formal AMA: members submit questions via the bot, the moderator works through them on a moderated cadence, and the resulting Q&A is preserved as a structured artifact rather than scrolling away in chat backlog. The tool has been adopted by Slack-native communities looking for lighter-weight alternatives to dedicated AMA platforms, and operates as part of the broader Slack community-tooling category alongside engagement-and-onboarding bots.
Surfaced to me by 📝Seth Lesky in the 📝Ethos One community.