A smart aspect that people might not realize is @Replit Agent will typically search through old tasks queue before fully starting something new, even if you prompt what feels like a new idea/ask. This is good because if there is an old task in the queue, for example I'm working on a project with 400+ task history, and you forgot something you never implemented, Agent will recommend you use the previous task, or merge into the new, to save on a) time b) tokens (don't write a new plan if you don't need to!)
Replying to @Kaygeeartworks
Haha yeah it’s a good reminder for us all - and in the future I might need to do some automating to keep up!
Updating my Replit Prompt SKILL. With all of the recent changes Replit team has been shipping I realized its getting outdated!
Replying to @geronco
I use multiple, not only one. So this workflow can work across ChatGPT, Claude, etc
Been experimenting with an interesting vibe code workflow. This has helped keep historical perspective and 'team' of agents working across a project to stay on same page, while I am still in loop.
1. Design a feature
2. Design review across agents
3. Document result, feasibility etc. into Linear issue for historical record/tracking
4. Implement/build and report back results/outcomes back into Linear issue(s) for the result and tracking
I've found this works well for agent to agent collaboration and human in the loop. All of this is possible through MCP for some basic automation. I typically never create/edit issues in Linear unless I really need to.
Mark Mathson retweeted
conversions aren't happening. did you fix your funnel first?
here's 30 funnel types mapped to how you sell. find yours.
Cool to see the recent Google PageSpeed Insights update adding in 'Agentic Browsing' to see how well a site is optimized for that or not. Definite sign Agentic Browsing is worth optimizing for.
Replying to @Franciscocrz @raymmar
Congrats @raymmar! Replit is lucky to have you!
It’s fun seeing employees of a company you really admire logging in and using something that you built.
Stop worrying about finding the right “tool” and start looking for meaningful problems to solve in the market
The right tool will present itself when you find the right problem
At the end of the day, customers don’t care about “YOUR tools”
They care about “THEIR outcomes”
Replying to @ahorne
It has been my pleasure Aaron! You’ve pushed through and built something to be proud of.
Grateful to have been part of Race to Revenue as a mentor to five founders over eight weeks.
They did incredible work during the cohort and have kept the momentum going since.
Keep building Aaron (@ahorne), Clemens & Raphael, Natalia, and Ryan (@ryanzaucha)
This is a huge leap forward for those building products and apps globally. This solves a couple of big things: speed of hosting (nearer your users is always best) and regional compliance (countries often vary on their hosting compliance needs) Big shout out to the @Replit team on this launch!
Replying to @Codie_Sanchez @amasad
100% agree @Codie_Sanchez. The feeling in the room was all positive vibes, and that stemmed from @amasad, yourself, and the entrepreneurs’ excitement for what is possible when building with AI + a great idea.
Replying to @fredherrera @Replit
This example I shared is for a brand new project so your mileage may vary on an existing project






