What is the Gleaniverse?

The Gleaniverse is Glean’s practitioner-led community space. It brings together customers, champions and Gleaners to ask questions, swap best practices, join groups and betas, take Glean Academy courses, and keep up with product updates—all in one place. Think of it as the fastest way to turn real work problems into repeatable AI wins.

Why it matters now

AI at work moves quickly. The Gleaniverse helps teams stay current, crowd-source answers, and surface “hidden playbooks” across industries—speeding up agent building, governance, and rollout. It’s intentionally built to centralise learning, events and product feedback so everyone levels up together.

What you’ll find inside

• Discussions: active threads on product features, connectors, admin controls and agent usage.

• Groups: join public or private cohorts—including Developer Community, Deep Research (Public Beta), Autonomous Agent Beta, and feature-specific betas.

• Events: community webinars and sessions you can browse by upcoming/past.

• Glean Academy: on-demand courses (e.g., Agent Builder, Onboarding for Admins) to upskill quickly.

• Resources: Help Center, product updates, and a User Research Program for shaping the roadmap.

• Admin Hub: a dedicated area for customer admins to coordinate and find admin-specific guidance.

How it works (in practice)

1. Sign up with your work email and complete your profile.

2. Introduce yourself in the Welcome Discussion to meet peers.

3. Pick your groups (e.g., Developer Community, Deep Research beta) to tailor your feed.

4. Ask and answer: keep it friendly, relevant and professional per community guidelines.

5. Take a course in Glean Academy (Agent Builder or Admin onboarding) to build confidence fast.

6. Join events & challenges to see live builds and real implementations.

7. Earn recognition via community rewards/badging as you contribute.

What’s new in 2026

• Public and private beta groups for features like Deep Research, Autonomous Agents and managed feature rollouts—great for early feedback and hands-on learning.

• Practitioner stories on the Glean blog outlining the community’s role in agent adoption and knowledge sharing.

Practical examples

• Agent adoption: join Autonomous Agent Beta Feedback to learn troubleshooting patterns and share workflows that work.

• Developer tips: swap integration patterns in the Glean Developer Community (e.g., custom data sources, summarise in Search).

• Knowledge management: see peers’ approaches to verification, archiving and surfacing “latest” docs.

Community etiquette

The Gleaniverse is deliberately “professional and kind”. Keep it relevant to Glean, lead with empathy, and help one another. No spam, no bots—build together.

Who should join?

• Admins rolling out agents, connectors and governance.

• Builders/Developers creating custom data sources, actions and agent workflows.

• Power users/Champions sharing use cases and playbooks across teams.

• New teams wanting a fast, guided path to outcomes (learn, copy, adapt).

Summary

The Gleaniverse is where Glean customers learn in public—from quick answers to deep-dive betas and structured courses. It’s the most efficient way to turn ideas into working AI with peers who’ve done it before. If you’re serious about outcomes, start here.

FAQs

Q1: What exactly is the Gleaniverse?
Glean’s official community: discussions, groups (including public/private betas), events, Glean Academy courses, resources and an Admin Hub—built to accelerate AI success at work. Gleaniverse

Q2: Is it only for technical users?
No. There are spaces for admins, engineers, sales, marketing and end users; you choose groups that match your role. Gleaniverse

Q3: How do I get started?
Register with your work email, introduce yourself, join relevant groups, and pick an Academy course (Agent Builder or Admin onboarding). Gleaniverse

Q4: Are there product betas?
Yes—examples include Deep Research (Public Beta) and Autonomous Agent Beta Feedback; you can join to test features and share feedback. Gleaniverse

Q5: Are there rules of engagement?
Yes—keep it professional, kind, relevant, and spam-free per the published community guidelines. Gleaniverse

External links

• Gleaniverse Community home (sections & quick tips). Gleaniverse

• How to use the community (onboarding steps, rewards). Gleaniverse

• Community guidelines (tone, relevance, no spam). Gleaniverse

• Glean blog on the Gleaniverse (purpose & value). glean.com

• Groups directory (betas and developer community). Gleaniverse

Next Steps

Join the Gleaniverse today to learn, build, and grow with peers—or talk to Generation Digital about structured enablement (Academy plans, playbooks, and governance) for your org.