Replit Release Notes
30 release notes curated from 1 source by the Releasebot Team. Last updated: May 22, 2026
- May 22, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 22, 2026
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May 22, 2026
Replit adds Visual Editor Layout controls for flexible flexbox styling, refines task and Agent settings for shared projects, suggests Power Mode when users get stuck, improves the task settings dropdown, and expands integrations with Quiver AI and Browserbase.
The Visual Editor now has dedicated Layout controls so you can adjust flexbox layout visually instead of asking Agent to rewrite the styles.
Select any container, expand the Layout section, and choose a flex direction, alignment, and justification. Set a pixel gap between items, or flip on the Space between toggle to push children to opposite edges.
The editor pane has also been regrouped into clearer Text, Image, Layout, Color, and Border sections so the control you need is easier to find.
Agent settings stay yours in shared projects
Your Agent preferences, such as model tier, plan mode, auto-merge, and auto-approve-plan, now stick to you instead of being shared with everyone in the project. A teammate switching to Power Mode on their tasks no longer flips your settings too. The setting you pick is the setting Agent uses when you send the next message, even in projects with many collaborators.
Agent suggests Power Mode when you’re stuck
When Agent notices you’re hitting the same problem over and over in Economy Mode, it will now suggest switching to Power for your next message. The suggestion looks for repeated requests, or code that keeps failing, and it shows up at most once per project. Agent skips the suggestion in planning sessions, when you’ve already mentioned a budget concern, or when you’re on the free plan.
Cleaner task settings dropdown
The dropdown that opens from a task’s header is easier to use. The active task or planning title now sits at the top with inline rename, automation settings (auto-apply, auto-approve) live in their own section between the title and actions, and the popover has a fixed width so it stops shifting around as task names change. Disabled automation rows are hidden so the menu only shows what applies to the current task.
Integrations
Two new connectors: Quiver AI and Browserbase
Two more services are now available in the connector catalog. Open the Integrations panel and select Add new integration to connect either one.
Quiver AI: Generate SVG illustrations and vectorize raster images through a managed API. Useful when Agent needs a clean SVG asset on demand.
Browserbase: Run managed headless browsers for fetch, search, and full session automation. Useful when Agent needs to load a real web page, run JavaScript, or interact with a site that blocks plain HTTP requests.
Original source - May 15, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 15, 2026
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May 15, 2026
Replit adds easier Enterprise onboarding with online purchase and automated SSO setup, plus per-user spend limits for workspaces, PNG exports for Canvas frames, nine ready-to-use connectors, and four new MCP servers in the directory.
What’s new
Buy Enterprise online with automated SSO setup
You can now purchase the Replit Enterprise plan directly from the pricing page. No sales call required. After checkout, the in-product wizard guides you through Single Sign-On setup end-to-end. Paste your Identity Provider values into the SAML form, and Replit provisions your SSO connection automatically. Your team can be live on Enterprise within minutes instead of waiting on email back-and-forth.
Learn more about SAML SSO setup.
Per-user spend limits for Enterprise workspaces
Enterprise admins can now set a different agent spend limit for individual workspace members. Open the Agent users table on your usage page, select the edit icon on any row, and choose a new limit. Per-user limits take precedence over group and workspace defaults. This is useful when you want to grant power users a higher cap or tighten spend for a single member without changing the rest of the workspace.
Learn more about Managing your spend.
Export Canvas frames as PNGs
Right-click any artifact or design frame on the Canvas and select Export > PNG to download a snapshot of the current preview. Great for sharing a quick visual in a doc, a chat, or a teammate review without taking a manual screenshot. The exported image matches exactly what the frame shows on the Canvas at the moment you export.
Learn more about Canvas.
Nine new connectors ready to use out of the box
Nine more connectors now ship with default credentials, so you can connect them to Agent with one click. No need to set up your own OAuth app first. Open the Integrations panel in your project, pick the service, and authorize the connection.
- Airtable: Read and write to bases, tables, and records.
- GitLab: Access projects, issues, merge requests, and pipelines.
- Basecamp: Read and manage projects, to-dos, messages, and schedules.
- Productboard: Read and update features, releases, and customer feedback.
- Teamwork: Read and manage projects, tasks, and time entries.
- Twitch: Read streams, channels, and viewer activity.
- Square: Accept payments and manage orders, customers, and inventory.
- Intercom: Read and write conversations, contacts, and support workflows.
- Mailchimp: Read and manage audiences, campaigns, and email marketing data.
Learn more about connectors.
Four new MCP servers in the directory
The MCP directory now has four hosted Model Context Protocol servers. Open the Integrations panel, find the server under MCP Servers for Replit Agent, and select Add to Replit to connect it.
- Twilio: Search Twilio docs and 1,800+ API endpoints for voice, SMS, email, and identity.
- Mixpanel: Query Mixpanel events, funnels, retention, and dashboards.
- Lazyweb: Search 257k+ real app screens for UI references and design research.
- Doola: Register a US LLC and manage formation, bookkeeping, and taxes.
Browse the full list in the MCP directory.
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- May 8, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 8, 2026
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May 8, 2026
Replit adds Workspace Security Center 2.0, private publishing for everyone, and external access tokens for Private Deployments, while also expanding Slide Decks with speaker notes and Presenter view, letting Agent accept SVG uploads, and refreshing Agent mode icons.
Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at:
https://docs.replit.com/llms.txtUse this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
What’s new
- Workspace Security Center 2.0
- Private publishing for everyone
- External access tokens for Private Deployments
- Speaker notes and Presenter view in Slide Decks
- Agent accepts SVG uploads
- New animated icons for Agent modes
Platform
Workspace Security Center 2.0
Review and act on dependency vulnerabilities across every project in your workspace from one place. The Workspace Security Center now surfaces your highest-risk projects up front and lets you search and filter affected projects by severity, publish status, visibility, and owner. You also get the full remediation loop without leaving the Security Center: kick off an Agent task, review the proposed fix, then republish the project. You can notify project owners individually or in bulk, unpublish high-exposure projects on the spot, and download SBOMs for compliance audits.
Learn more about the Workspace Security Center.
Private publishing for everyone
Private and password-protected app publishing was previously limited to the Pro and Enterprise plans. Builders on Core and Starter can now publish privately too, so anyone can keep an internal tool, beta app, or work-in-progress behind a Replit sign-in.
Learn more about Private Deployments.
External access tokens for Private Deployments
External access tokens are now available for private Replit Apps. Mint tokens to set up integrations — Slack, GitHub, Twilio, and others — that reach your private deployments separately from connectors. They give power users more control over their applications and make private Replit Apps even more secure. Open Adjust settings on your deployment to find the new External access tokens tab.
Learn more about External access tokens.
Agent
Speaker notes and Presenter view in Slide Decks
Slide Decks now support speaker notes and a dedicated Presenter view. Notes live-sync between the editor and the presentation window in both directions, so you can remote-control your deck from one device while screensharing from another. Ask Agent to write the notes for you, then refine them in the editor while your audience sees only the slide. Presenter view is also available from the mobile slides artifact card.
Learn more about Slide Decks.
Agent accepts SVG uploads
You can now attach SVG files to Agent. Drop an SVG into the chat or paste a URL, and Agent reads the markup the same way it reads any other attachment. Uploads are sanitized in your browser before they reach Agent or storage, so common SVG-based attack vectors are stripped automatically.
New animated icons for Agent modes
Lite, Economy, and Power Agent modes have new custom animated icons that hint at each mode’s character. The new icons appear in the Agent mode picker and across the workspace anywhere a mode is shown.
Learn more about Agent Modes.
Original source - May 1, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 1, 2026
May 1, 2026
Replit adds App Monitoring for published apps with real-time uptime checks, uptime bars, downtime emails, and Agent-powered investigation of recent outages. Replit also brings full Slide Deck creation in Agent, with polished layouts, editing tools, live publishing, and export to PPTX, Google Slides, or PDF.
What’s new
- Replit App Monitoring keeps an eye on your published apps
- Create full Slide Decks with Agent
Platform
Replit App Monitoring keeps an eye on your published apps
You can now turn on App monitoring for any published Replit App and get a real-time uptime check, a colored uptime bar in your Publishing view and Analytics tab, and an email when your app goes down. App monitoring is available on every paid plan and works on every Deployment type except Scheduled Deployments. If your app does have a hiccup, select Investigate recent downtime with Agent to spin up a background task that pulls the affected windows, reviews logs and code, and proposes a fix.
Learn more about App monitoring.
Agent
Create full Slide Decks with Agent
Describe the presentation you want, such as a pitch deck, product overview, sales deck, or team update, and Agent creates a polished deck with layouts, text, and visuals included. You can refine slides through chat, edit text and styling with Visual Editor, present from the browser, publish the deck as a live URL, or export it to PPTX, Google Slides, or PDF.
Learn more about Slide Decks.
Original source - Apr 24, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 24, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 25, 2026
April 24, 2026
Replit adds Security Agent for whole-codebase reviews, CVE Auto-Protect for automatic critical vulnerability patching, mobile preview in iOS Simulator or Android Emulator, support for adding mobile apps to older projects, and a live Plaid connector for finance apps.
What’s new
- Security Agent reviews your whole codebase
- CVE Auto-Protect patches critical vulnerabilities automatically
- Preview on an iOS Simulator or Android Emulator
- Add a mobile app to older projects
- Plaid connector is live
Platform
Security Agent reviews your whole codebase
Security Agent is a new AI-powered reviewer that audits not just your dependencies, but your entire project. It builds a threat model, maps your routes and data flows, runs static analysis with Semgrep and HoundDog.ai, and uses an LLM to decide which findings are actually exploitable in the context of your app. When the review finishes, Security Agent organizes the accepted findings into parallel tasks that Replit Agent can fix in one pass.
Security Agent is available to all paid builders. Open the Security pane in your project and select Run Scan with Agent to try it.
Learn more about Security Agent.CVE Auto-Protect patches critical vulnerabilities automatically
When a new critical CVE is disclosed for a package your app depends on, CVE Auto-Protect detects the match across every project you own, has Agent prepare a patch in a background task, runs your tests to make sure nothing breaks, and notifies you with a link to review. You stay in control — nothing is published until you approve the fix.
This means your apps can be patched within minutes of a new vulnerability becoming public, instead of waiting for you to notice.
Learn more about CVE Auto-Protect.Workspace
Preview on an iOS Simulator or Android Emulator
When your project includes a mobile app, the Preview panel can now stream a real iOS Simulator or Android Emulator right into your workspace. No Xcode, no Android Studio, and no physical device required. Build a mobile app with Agent, pick your device from the Preview panel’s dropdown, and tap around as if you had the phone in your hand. Edits hot-reload in the simulator as Agent makes them.
Available to paid builders on Core, Pro, and Enterprise plans, on Chrome, Safari, and Chromium-based browsers. Firefox isn’t supported for mobile simulators.
Learn more about previewing on a simulator or emulator.Agent
Add a mobile app to older projects
Projects created before Agent 4 launched can now be updated to support multiple artifacts — which means you can add a mobile app, a pitch deck, or another artifact to a project that used to support only one. Agent preserves your URL, data, secrets, and deployment as it reorganizes the project. More than 200 projects migrated in the first 48 hours after the wider rollout.
Learn more about updating older projects for multiple artifact support.Integrations
Plaid connector is live
You can now connect to 12,000+ financial institutions with the Plaid connector. Team admins configure credentials once in Integrations, and your app’s users authenticate their own bank accounts through Plaid Link. Access tokens are scoped per user, so data stays private.
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Build a personal finance coach that works with real transaction data, a live portfolio tracker connected to your brokerage, and more. Check out the Replit x Plaid partner page for demos and setup steps.
Learn more about managing connectors. - Apr 17, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 17, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 17, 2026
- Modified by Releasebot:Apr 21, 2026
April 17, 2026
Replit ships major Agent and workspace updates, including Claude Opus 4.7 powering Power mode, a simpler Agent mode selector, follow-up task suggestions, Projects page improvements, artifact filtering, and new SCIM custom groups and Google Cloud Marketplace availability.
What’s new
Claude Opus 4.7 powers Power mode
Power mode now runs on Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.7. Select Power in the Agent modes dropdown and Agent routes your request to the new model automatically.
Learn more about Agent modes.
New Agent modes dropdown
The Agent mode selector in the chat input is now a simpler segmented control. Pick between Lite, Economy, and Power right from the toolbar, and reach Turbo through Advanced settings when you need it..
What’s new:
- Segmented control in the toolbar. Lite, Economy, and Power sit side-by-side so it’s obvious which mode you’re in and how to switch.
- Keyboard shortcut. Press ⌘+Shift+I (Ctrl+Shift+I on Windows) to cycle through modes without reaching for your mouse.
- Turbo highlighted in orange. Turbo is the fastest mode but costs more, so it stands out in the UI to keep the cost tradeoff visible.
- Advanced settings collapsed by default. The controls for testing, code review, and Turbo live behind Advanced settings so the main view stays clean.
- Max mode has been retired. Use Power for the most capable builds, or turn on Turbo inside Advanced settings when you want the fastest response.
Learn more about Agent modes.
Agent suggests follow-up tasks
Agent now proposes follow-up tasks after it finishes work, using the full context of your project to suggest what to build next. Three kinds of suggestions show up under each completed task:
- New features to build — capabilities that pair naturally with what you just shipped
- Performance improvements — optimizations Agent noticed while working on the task
- User experience enhancements — polish that rounds out the feature
Review each suggestion, select Accept on the ones you want, and Agent runs them in the background while you keep building. Hide suggestions you don’t need with Hide suggested tasks in the Done column, and bring them back anytime.
Learn more about follow-up task suggestions.
Workspace
Projects page improvements
Three quality-of-life improvements landed on the Projects page:
- Artifact previews on every card. Each project card now shows small icons for each artifact inside. Hover any icon to preview that artifact’s screenshot without opening the project.
- Default sort by last opened by you. The page now puts the projects you worked on most recently at the top, so your current work stays front and center in busy team workspaces.
- Personal pinning. Pin the projects you return to often. Pins are private to you and don’t affect what other members of your workspace see.
Learn more about managing your projects.
Filter the Projects page by artifact
You can filter your Projects page by artifact using the Build type dropdown. Select the artifact type (for example, Slides) to see only the projects that contain it.
Learn more about Slide Decks.
Integrations
Replit Agent on Google Cloud Marketplace
Replit Agent is now available as an MCP Server listing on Google Cloud Marketplace. Enterprise teams using Google Cloud can provision Agent through their existing billing relationship and integrate it with Gemini Enterprise.
Teams and Enterprise
Custom groups for SCIM organizations
Organizations with SCIM provisioning enabled can now create custom groups in Replit alongside their IdP-synced groups. Use custom groups for project-based access, one-off permission grants, or any structure that isn’t mirrored in your identity provider.
SCIM-synced groups remain managed through your identity provider — custom groups are managed directly in Replit by organization admins.
Learn more about SCIM.
Original source - Apr 10, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 10, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 14, 2026
April 10, 2026
Replit adds Databricks Apps integration, screenshot-to-UI building in Agent, Razorpay payments for India, RevenueCat App Store Connect sync, publishing geography controls, wider connector access, and past invoices in the Usage page.
What’s new
- Databricks Apps integration
- Recreate any UI from a screenshot
- Razorpay payments for India
- RevenueCat App Store Connect sync
- Choose where your app runs with publishing geography
- Connectors available on all paid plans
- Past invoices in usage page
Integrations
Databricks Apps integration
Enterprise builders can now build data-aware apps on Replit and deploy them directly to Databricks. Agent connects to your Databricks environment and can examine your data schema without the data leaving Databricks. When your app is ready, publish it straight to Databricks Apps. The running app is hosted entirely in Databricks and inherits Databricks authentication, Unity Catalog governance, and your existing network restrictions.
This integration is available to enterprise organizations with a Databricks workspace. Learn more at the Replit x Databricks partner page.
Agent
Recreate any UI from a screenshot
Paste a screenshot into Agent and ask it to “build this” or “recreate this UI.” Agent reproduces the design at high fidelity in a single pass, across web apps and slide decks. This is useful for replicating existing designs, rebuilding reference UIs, or quickly prototyping from a mockup.
Connectors available on all paid plans
Builders on Core and Pro plans can now access the full set of connectors directly from their Workspace.
Learn more about managing connectors.
Platform
Razorpay payments for India
Builders in India can now pay with UPI and cards through Razorpay. This includes e-mandate support for recurring subscriptions, as required by the Reserve Bank of India. If you are an existing subscriber in India, you will soon be able to switch from Stripe to Razorpay from your billing page.
RevenueCat App Store Connect sync
The RevenueCat integration now includes automatic syncing to Apple. When you configure in-app purchases in RevenueCat, that configuration syncs directly to App Store Connect.
Learn more about RevenueCat subscriptions.
Choose where your app runs with publishing geography
Core, Pro, and Enterprise builders can now select the geography where their app is published. When you publish to a geography, your compute, Database, and Object Storage artifacts are all colocated in that region. A geography-specific proxy helps reduce latency for your app’s visitors.
Europe is now available alongside North America, with Australia, South America, and Asia coming soon. Enterprise admins can also restrict their organization to a single geography for compliance.
Learn more about publishing geography.
Past invoices in usage page
You can now view past invoices directly from the Usage page in your account settings. Select any prior billing period from the dropdown to see a full breakdown of consumption by app.
Original source - Apr 3, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 3, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 4, 2026
April 3, 2026
Replit improves the Library sidebar, making stock and AI-generated images easier to browse and reuse, while also fixing Plan Mode activation and boosting reliability for large slide deck exports.
Stock and AI-generated images in Library
Stock images and AI-generated images now appear in the Library sidebar. Previously, these images were created in your project but not surfaced in the Library for easy browsing. You can now find and reuse any image Agent downloaded or generated directly from the Library sidebar.
Plan Mode fix
Plan Mode now correctly activates when you toggle it on after sending your first message. Previously, toggling Plan Mode mid-conversation was silently ignored.
Slide export improvements
Exporting large slide decks (150 slides or more) is now more reliable. Export timeouts now scale with the number of slides, supporting decks with up to 200+ slides.
Original source - Mar 27, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 27, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 28, 2026
What’s new
Replit adds application-level analytics for requests, top URLs, HTTP statuses, and response times.
Application-level analytics
You can now view analytics at the application level, not just the deployment level. This gives you a clearer picture of your app’s overall performance—including requests, top URLs, HTTP statuses, and response times.
Original source - Mar 20, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 20, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 23, 2026
March 20, 2026
Replit adds a Microsoft App Store PWA, lets builders create empty projects from the import page without starting Agent, and expands enterprise oversight with a new Audit Log Portal plus SIEM integrations for major platforms.
What’s new
Replit PWA on Microsoft App Store
Replit is now available as a Progressive Web App (PWA) on the Microsoft App Store, making it easier for Windows builders to discover and install Replit as a native-like application.
Empty project creation
You can now create an empty project from the import page. Empty projects don’t trigger Agent on start—no credits consumed on creation—and give you full control over framework and tooling setup. The option is available on the import page for builders who want this level of control.
Teams and Enterprise
Enterprise Audit Log Portal
Enterprise Audit Log Portal (v1) is now available to all enterprise customers. Admins can view events performed by members of their organization and configure event stream integrations with their SIEM platform of choice—including S3, Datadog, Splunk, Google Cloud Storage, and Microsoft Sentinel.
Original source - Mar 13, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 13, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 14, 2026
Introducing Replit Agent 4
Replit: Agent 4 unlocks no code creativity, turning ideas into web and mobile apps, dashboards and more from plain language. Design before build with a Design Canvas, plan your project, run tasks in parallel, collaborate in real time, and connect to BigQuery, Linear, Slack and Notion from chat.
Agent 4
Agent 4 is here. Built for creativity, Agent is your AI creative partner - turning your ideas into apps, designs, slides, and more, all from plain language. No coding required.
With Agent 4, you can:
- Build anything: create web apps, mobile apps, data dashboards, AI-powered tools, and more
- Design before you build: explore mockups on the Design Canvas before committing to code
- Plan your project: use Plan mode to map out your build before any code is written
- Run tasks in parallel: Agent handles multiple tasks at once so you can move faster
- Collaborate with teammates: invite others to your project and build simultaneously
- Connect your tools: pull data from BigQuery, Linear, Slack, Notion, and more directly from chat
Start building with Agent 4 Describe your idea and let Agent bring it to life. No setup required.
Original source - Mar 6, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 6, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 7, 2026
March 06, 2026
Replit rolls out AI chat improvements with message truncation, adds GPT-Codex-5.3 in AI Integrations, makes RevenueCat generally available for mobile monetization, and enables Connectors and AI Integrations by default for Teams and Enterprise.
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What’s new
AI Chat message truncation
Long messages in AI Chat are now truncated with a “Show more” button, keeping your chat history readable.GPT-Codex-5.3 support in AI Integrations
You can now usegpt-codex-5.3in AI Integrations.RevenueCat integration now generally available
RevenueCat integration is now generally available and makes it easy to monetize your mobile apps. Ask Agent to add a subscription and it handles the app store setup for you.
Teams and Enterprise
Connectors and AI Integrations now enabled by default for Teams and Enterprise
Connectors and AI Integrations are now enabled by default for Teams and Enterprise — no opt-in required.Connectors is now powering over 100k active repl connections (with over 450k created to date).
- Feb 27, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 27, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Feb 28, 2026
February 27, 2026
Password manager keyboard login lets you sign in with the keyboard alone. System theme follows your OS or can be set manually, and the feedback widget now supports full i18n with customizable visuals, plus improved agent performance.
What’s new
Password manager keyboard navigation
You can now log into Replit via your password manager extension using only the keyboard. Previously, pressing the down arrow to navigate to the email field would refocus on it, requiring you to use a mouse.
Agent performance improvements
Agent performance has been improved with new optimizations and an improved architecture.
System theme support
Replit now follows your system theme preference, or you can manually select light or dark mode from the quick menu, the Settings Pane, or the Workspace command palette.
Feedback widget improvements
The feedback widget has shipped with improvements based on user feedback:
- Full i18n support so browser translation works in other languages
- Customize position, background color, and icon on widget
- Feb 20, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 20, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Dec 27, 2025
- Modified by Releasebot:Feb 25, 2026
What’s new
Replit launches Pro Plan with Turbo Mode, credits and priority support, plus Core collaboration and Teams sunset upgrades. New features include Agent modes, Lite Mode, Code Optimizations, production logs, Skills Search, Razorpay MCP, and expanded MCP list. Deployment visibility controls and Video Stack complete the update.
What’s new
Pro Plan launch
Replit Pro is here, and Core now offers even better value. We’ve made plans clearer and more purpose-built:
Replit Pro: For serious builders—Turbo Mode (2.5x faster Agent, separate toggle), tiered credits with rollover, up to 15 builders with no per-seat fees, priority support, and 4× data retention. Learn about Pro.
Core: Invite up to 5 collaborators at no extra cost. See the pricing page for current Core pricing.
Teams plan sunset: Teams is being replaced by Pro. Existing Teams customers are upgraded to Pro at no additional cost for the remainder of their term. Migration starts March 3rd, 2026. Details and timeline.
Agent modes: Choose Economy (cost-optimized) or Power (performance); Turbo is a separate toggle (Pro/Enterprise only, 2.5x faster). Agent modes guide.
Fast Mode is now Lite Mode: Same lightning-quick, scoped changes—updated name in the product and docs. Lite mode.
Code Optimizations: The setting that controls how Agent reviews its own code (formerly Autonomy Level) is now called Code Optimizations. Code Optimizations.
Collaboration: Better collaboration on all paid plans—unlimited workspaces, simplified sharing, unified settings, per-workspace usage tracking. Core: 5 collaborators; Pro: 15 builders.
Platform
Background memory compression
- Agent no longer pauses your workflow to optimize its memory. Previously, you’d see an “Optimized Agent memory” message that blocked progress for 30+ seconds. Now this happens seamlessly in the background, so Agent stays responsive while you work.
Production deployment logs access
- Agent now has access to production Deployment logs, enabling it to find and fix errors based on real production data. Expect more production debugging enhancements coming soon.
Skills Search
- Skills Search lets you browse and install popular skills directly from within Replit without needing to prompt Agent or manually upload files.
Razorpay MCP integration
- The Razorpay MCP integration is now available, expanding payment capabilities for builders in India. Connect Razorpay to your Replit project to accept payments, manage orders, and handle refunds directly through Agent.
Expanded default MCP list
- The default MCP list on replit.com/integrations has expanded, letting you connect new integrations with a single click.
Video Stack
- Video Stack lets you create animated videos with code by leveraging generated images and videos for creative motion visuals. Build animated videos entirely with code directly in your Replit project.
Teams and Enterprise
- Deployment visibility settings
- Deployment visibility settings let organizations deploy apps with visibility scoped to admins, members, or viewers of your Team. Control exactly who can access deployed applications within your organization.
- Jan 30, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jan 30, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jan 31, 2026
What’s new
Release notes
LinkedIn launched AI-powered skills verification, built on Replit. Verify your coding skills directly on LinkedIn with interactive challenges that test real-world programming abilities.
“Open in Replit” links now support prefilled prompts. Create links that open Replit with a pre-written prompt, making it easier for others to get started building. This feature is available in ChatPRD and Replit Docs.
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