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- Replit Agent becomes available in Slack
Replit announced that Replit Agent is now available in Slack: bring the agent into Slack to work on projects, link connected tools, and get answers in channels.
- Replit Agent can turn on-site feedback-widget notes into build prompts
Replit CEO Amjad Masad says enabling the site feedback widget lets user feedback become prompts for Replit agents to build from, toggled in one control. Primary detail is the X post from @amasad; no separate docs page was re-opened in this run.
- Replit Cloud Agents can run any codebase and open pull requests from the Replit UX
Replit CEO Amjad Masad says Cloud Agents can now run any codebase and generate pull requests from Replit’s UI, framing the answer to “is Replit built with Replit?” as fully yes for agent-driven PR workflows across repos.
- Replit says anyone can bring ideas into the company codebase with Cloud Agents that open pull requests
Replit says Cloud Agents can turn natural language into a tested pull request so more people can contribute ideas into a company codebase, with engineers still approving the final code. The company says its design team used Replit to ship over 250k lines of code in six months under that review model.
- Replit ships a full Japanese UI for prompts, screen, and outputs
Replit posts that the product is now fully usable in Japanese across the screen, prompts, and outputs, and shares a Japan-launch promo video of Tokyo streets from ambassador Minsang.
- Replit posts This Week in Replit: Atlas, chat sharing, skills, Government, security, Monitoring Agent
Replit’s weekly roundup covers Stripe Atlas incorporation via the Stripe MCP, chat and asset sharing, turning workflows into reusable skills, Replit for Government, a third-party security patch pass, and Monitoring Agent with auto-fix and auto-republish.
- Replit launches Monitoring Agent to see, fix, and deploy AI-app changes
Replit introduces Monitoring Agent as an on-call engineer in your pocket that can see issues, fix them, and deploy changes autonomously for AI-app builders.
- Replit Agent can now incorporate a business through Stripe Atlas via the Stripe MCP integration
Replit says users can ask Replit Agent to incorporate their business with Stripe Atlas, using the Stripe MCP integration.
- Replit introduces Bring Your Own Cloud, letting enterprises run Replit and host published apps in their own Azure, Google Cloud or AWS tenant
Replit announced Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) on October 16 with three options for enterprises on Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud or Amazon Web Services. Full BYOC runs the whole Replit platform, including compute, storage and the Agent harness, inside the customer's cloud tenant and is in private preview. BYOC for Published Apps hosts published projects in the customer's cloud while Replit manages the platform, and Image Exports give teams a Docker image, Terraform file and SBOM to self-host Replit-built apps; both are in early access for enterprise customers.
- Replit adds Claude Haiku 5.5 to the Power Mode model selector for Core and Pro builders
Replit's October 16 changelog says builders on its Core and Pro plans can now pick Anthropic's Claude Haiku 5.5 from the model selector in Power Mode. The same update points to the new Replit Solutions Partners directory of agencies, consultants and systems integrators, and to Bring Your Own Cloud options for enterprises, both announced earlier.
- Replit streams a showcase of running TikTok Ads from Replit via a TikTok Ads MCP
Replit broadcast a showcase on X of the TikTok Ads MCP, which lets users run TikTok Ads campaigns from Replit.
- Replit adds context across all your projects
Replit announced it now has context over all of a user's projects: dropping in a skill lets Replit surface and work with existing projects. CEO Amjad Masad reshared the update, noting a new chat can find an existing project on request.