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- Designers’ contribution to the codebase.
Replit ⠕ @ReplitIn a Self-Driving Company, the people closest to the problem can build the solution. With Replit, anyone in the business can now contribute safely to the company codebase. More collaboration. Fewer bottlenecks. Product shipped faster.46820914.5K - Amjad MasadRT @KunalKhadilkar: Data Science is 100% on Replit now!
Amjad Masad @amasad“is Replit built with Replit?” The answer was historically “kinda.” But today it’s “absolutely!” Introducing Cloud Agents: run any codebase and generate pull requests right from Replit. Same UX you love, but can run any repo!0301.4K - “is Replit built with Replit?” The answer was historically “kinda.” But today it’s “absolutely!” Introducing Cloud Agents: run any codebase and generate pull requests right from Replit. Same UX you love, but can run any repo!
Replit ⠕ @ReplitNow anyone can now bring their ideas into the company codebase on Replit. Replit Cloud Agents can turn natural language into a tested pull request, and engineers still approve the final code before it ships. Our own design team used Replit to safely ship over 250k lines of code in the last 6 months, reviewed and approved by engineers.792120213.5K - Amjad MasadRT @zhenthebuilder: bring your idea to the company codebase using @Replit agent Replit itself has been driving by it for a long timeReplit ⠕ @ReplitNow anyone can now bring their ideas into the company codebase on Replit. Replit Cloud Agents can turn natural language into a tested pull request, and engineers still approve the final code before it ships. Our own design team used Replit to safely ship over 250k lines of code in the last 6 months, reviewed and approved by engineers.0701.4K
- Now anyone can now bring their ideas into the company codebase on Replit. Replit Cloud Agents can turn natural language into a tested pull request, and engineers still approve the final code before it ships. Our own design team used Replit to safely ship over 250k lines of code in the last 6 months, reviewed and approved by engineers.252512236.2K
- OpenAI asked three scientific communities how to release its discoveries and got three different answers: Mathematicians: “Just post it. Who gives a shit anymore.” Computer scientists: “Open source it, but also pay for our conference.” Physicists: “Leave it to us, nerds.”
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- For centuries, the architecture of the firm has barely changed: hierarchies of people organized into departments and coordinated through bureaucracy. AI agents are about to upend that. We’re moving toward the self-driving company where humans exercise judgment and agents execute most of the work. At Replit, we’re building the foundation for this new kind of company. We’re calling it “the Agent Habitat.” Marc Andreessen wrote a fantastic piece placing this shift in the history of computing. Every major computing revolution began with chaos before businesses figured out how to harness it.Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 @pmarca183100937116K
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- Excited to announce Replit for Government and welcome Michael Greenwald to the team! Michael brings a wealth of experience, having previously led AWS’s public sector business. Looking forward to working together to transform how governments build and operate software.
Replit ⠕ @ReplitMeet Replit for Government. We’re powering public servants at every level of government, in the US and internationally, with super intelligence. Now national, state, local, tribal, and territorial governments can turn shared knowledge into useful tools. Because public service deserves better software. Learn more:51818815.5K - Meet Replit for Government. We’re powering public servants at every level of government, in the US and internationally, with super intelligence. Now national, state, local, tribal, and territorial governments can turn shared knowledge into useful tools. Because public service deserves better software. Learn more:11189620.8K
