Replit Release Notes

Jev is now available through Replit AI Integrations

Build apps that classify content, route requests, and score leads with fast, structured AI decisions, without managing API keys.

To get started, ask Agent to “Use Jev via AI Integrations.”

Learn more about Jev in Replit AI Integrations.

New models from OpenAI and Anthropic

You can now choose GPT-6.1 Sol and Claude Sonnet 5.5 when building with Agent. Sonnet 5.5 is available in Power mode, and GPT-6.1 Sol is available in Max mode.

To learn more about our approach to models, see our recent blog post.

New Settings page

Settings now opens as its own page instead of a modal. Integrations and Security get their own pages too.

Your project or chat stays open underneath, so leaving Settings puts you right back where you were.

Settings now opens as a full page, with every section in the sidebar.

Enterprise

Workspace settings

Set rules company-wide, make exceptions for specific teams (Workspaces), and let team admins (Workspace admins) manage certain settings on their own.

Learn more about advanced settings.

What’s new

Build apps for Meta devices

Describe your idea, and Replit helps you build apps for Meta devices. Announced at Meta Connect, the new experience includes device-specific Agent instructions and QR-code previews to try your app on-device.
Get started on the Replit and Meta partner page.

Create Replit apps through Muse

Muse can now create apps in Replit through the Replit integration. Turn your ideas into apps from your conversation with Muse.

Explore data with inline charts

Visualize your data directly in your Replit conversation with inline charts powered by Atta. Ask Replit to create charts and reports so you can explore your findings without leaving the conversation.

Explore daily HTTP request counts with an inline chart.
Learn more about Replit’s acquisition of Atta.

Build and test Airwallex integrations

Connect Agent to Airwallex through MCP to build payment integrations using its documentation and sandbox tools. Test integrations in the Airwallex sandbox without accessing your production account.
Find Airwallex Developer in the MCP directory. Follow Connect via MCP and the Airwallex setup guide to get started.

Build with new OpenAI and Anthropic models

You can now choose GPT-6 Sol, GPT-6 Luna Fast, and Claude Opus 5.5 when building and designing with Agent. Model availability depends on your selected tier and your Workspace’s model policies.
Choose a model and reasoning effort in Agent settings.
Learn more about choosing a model.

Enterprise

Request access without leaving your workflow

When you reach a usage limit or encounter a Workspace restriction, you can now send an access request instead of coordinating approval separately. Supported requests include usage limit increases, public publishing enablement, and upgrades from viewer to member.

Access requests are off by default. Account admins can enable them for each Workspace in Settings → Advanced → Access requests. Admins can review, approve, or deny requests through the Admin API using a key with the appropriate permissions.
Learn more about access requests and the Admin API.

Control access to design systems and slide templates

Design systems and slide templates now follow the same Workspace permission rules as custom skills. New design systems and slide templates are private by default, and Workspace members can use published items.

What’s new

Connect custom APIs to Agent

Pro and Enterprise teams can now use custom connectors in beta to connect Agent to APIs outside Replit’s integration library. Add an API endpoint and authentication, describe how Agent should use it, and start building with the services your team already relies on.

Add a custom connector from the Integrations page.

Learn more about custom connectors.

Enterprise

Audit logs now cover more than 65 additional events across projects, workspaces, deployments, account security, SSO and SCIM, connectors, secrets, and Agent activity. Enterprise account admins can use the broader event history for compliance, security investigations, and operational troubleshooting through the audit log portal and configured SIEM destinations.

Learn more about audit logs.

What’s new

Use Replit from desktop MCP clients

You can now use Replit from any compatible desktop MCP client. Connect Replit to create, find, inspect, update, and publish apps without leaving your preferred AI tool.

Install the Replit plugin from a desktop MCP client.
Learn more about the Replit MCP Server.

Use managed PostgreSQL in Databricks Apps

Databricks Apps now include Lakebase as a managed production PostgreSQL database. Build against your development database in Replit, then publish to your Databricks workspace. Replit prepares the Lakebase database and applies your schema changes automatically.
Learn more about building Databricks Apps.

Enterprise

Retrieve prompt text for compliance workflows

Enterprise account admins can use the Compliance API to retrieve prompt text for project.message_sent audit events. Create an API key with the compliance:messages:read scope for security, compliance, data loss prevention (DLP), SIEM, retention, and eDiscovery workflows.
Learn more about retrieving prompt text with the Compliance API.

Scheduled backups create one full restore point each day for your production database. To turn them on, select a retention period under Keep backups for in your production database settings. Retention limits depend on your plan.

Choose how long to keep scheduled backups in your production database settings.

Learn more about Data recovery.

Project Analytics shows how people find and use your published web app. Review approximate visitor trends, popular pages, traffic sources, countries, browsers, and devices in the Growth pane. To start collecting data, turn on Enable analytics and republish your app. On a paid plan, ask Agent to add custom events and analyze funnels for actions such as sign-ups and purchases.

Ask Agent to analyze your app's usage with Project Analytics.

Learn more about Project Analytics.

Intelligent model routing automatically selects the model and effort level that best fit your task, balancing quality and cost

In Power or Max, select Auto to let Replit route each part of your work as its complexity changes. You can also select a specific model and effort level when you want more control.

Select Auto or choose a model and effort level in Agent settings.

Learn more about Auto Mode.

Find your first customers with Growth Skills

Run Growth Skills with Agent to find your app’s first customers. Available partner integrations include Apollo, Clay, SideShift, RevenueCat, Stripe, and PostHog.

Browse Growth Skills and run a motion against your app.

Intelligent model routing for Enterprise

Intelligent Model Routing is now the default Agent mode for Enterprise Workspaces. With Auto mode turned on, Replit chooses the best mode and an allowed model for each task. Account admins can control model availability for each Workspace, and you can turn off Auto mode to select an enabled model. The Enterprise Agent mode menu now uses Power and Max and no longer includes Lite.

Turn on Auto mode to let Replit pick the best mode and model for each task.

Learn more about Enterprise model controls.

Integrations

Customize connectors

Enterprise organizations can now use custom OAuth configurations for connectors. For example, configure Gmail with your own Client ID, Client Secret, and scopes instead of Replit’s defaults.

Select Use custom configurations for the Gmail connector.

Learn how to configure a custom OAuth app for a connector.

What’s new

Work in Free Mode

Use Free Mode to chat, explore ideas, create, and build without using Power Mode or Max Mode credits. Free Mode uses Auto to select a model, and its limits depend on your plan. Check Settings > Usage to see your remaining allowance and reset timing.

Choose Free from the Agent modes panel.
Learn how to get the most out of Free Mode.

Start with Conversations

Start with a private Conversation to ask questions, explore information, attach context, run a Routine, or describe an outcome. When the work becomes substantial, ask Replit to turn the Conversation into a Project. Your context and files carry forward.

Start a Conversation from your Workspace home.
Learn more about Conversations.

Automate recurring work with Routines

Schedule Replit to repeat work inside a Conversation. Each result returns to the same Conversation, where you can review it and continue working. Routines run in Power Mode or Max Mode and require a budget for each run.

Review active Routines, schedules, and run history in one place.
Learn more about Routines.

Steer Agent while working

Send a follow-up while Agent works to add new context to the active turn. Steer is the default in Conversations and Projects, and you can change either preference to Queue in Settings > Personalization. Press Cmd+Enter on Mac or Ctrl+Enter on Windows and Linux to use the opposite behavior for one message.

Choose Steer or Queue separately for Conversations and Projects.
Learn more about steering and queuing messages.

Import Skills from GitHub

Import Skills from a public GitHub repository, folder, or file URL, then preview the Skill files before you add them. Saved Project Skills also support member access levels of Required, Available, or No access.

Open Workspace Skills to find and use shared or imported Skills.
Learn more about sharing and importing Agent Skills.

Teams and Enterprise

Control Agent models across Workspaces

Enterprise account admins can set an account policy for each model provider, then choose which models are available in individual Workspaces. Use Enable all, Enable selected, or Disabled to match your organization’s policy.

Set provider policies and manage model access from Advanced settings.
Learn more about Enterprise model controls.

Platform

Run black-box pen tests

Run a Level 3 security scan to combine three checks. It runs free dependency and package checks, Agent static analysis of your source code, and an external black-box test of the live Preview. Replit runs the source-code review and the outside test in parallel.

Level 3 adds Agent static analysis and an external live Preview test to dependency and package checks.
Learn more about black-box pen tests.

What’s new

Choose a workspace region

Pro builders can now choose North America, Europe (EU), or Asia when they create a workspace. The selection sets the region for new projects and workspace resources.

Learn more about workspace geography.

Use Replit through MCP

Connect Replit natively to ChatGPT, Claude, or Slack, or point any compatible MCP client at Replit, to create, find, inspect, update, and publish apps. You can also create a private copy of an app you can edit instead of starting from a blank app.

Learn more about the Replit MCP Server.

Migrate to Clerk Auth

You can now move an eligible Replit Auth app to Clerk Auth. Agent moves account data before it updates the sign-in code, so returning users keep access to their data.

Learn more about migrating to Clerk Auth.

Integrations

Connect more MCP servers

Connect Cal.com to manage schedules, Airtable to work with your data, or Rootly Docs to search Rootly documentation from Agent.

Learn more about MCP servers.

Ask for inline charts

Ask Agent a data question and see the answer as a chart directly in the conversation. Charts are a core Agent capability, so you can build on them in anything you create.

Learn more about data visualization.

Share and manage workspace skills

Any workspace member can now create skills and keep them private or share them with the workspace. Shared skills start turned off for other members, and each person chooses which ones to enable. Admins can manage every workspace skill and require specific skills for their workspace. A redesigned Skills Library makes skills easier to discover and manage.

Learn more about Agent Skills.

Teams and Enterprise

Admin API available in beta

Enterprise account admins can now create API keys from the new Developer tab in Settings and use the Admin API to:

• View workspaces, members, user groups, projects, and deployments.
• View usage for members, projects, and workspaces over custom date ranges.
• View and edit budgets for workspaces, user groups, and individual members.

Learn more in the Admin API docs and the API reference.

What’s new

Security scan while you build

Agent now checks the files it changes for common security issues as part of its code review. This automatic Semgrep scan looks for risky patterns and hardcoded secrets, so Agent can address likely findings before it completes the task.

Learn more about Security scan while you build.

Regenerate production database credentials

You can now regenerate credentials for an eligible production database from the Database tool. Replit updates the credentials and, when your app has a live supported deployment, starts a redeploy so it can continue using the new credentials. Update any external tools that use the old connection string.

Learn more about regenerating production database credentials.

Teams and Enterprise

Build with SSO

Pro builders can now configure enterprise SSO for a Replit App that uses Clerk Auth. Ask Agent for the authentication change you need, and Agent directs you to the Clerk Dashboard. There, connect Okta or Microsoft Entra ID through OIDC or SAML. Enterprise SSO connections are free through October 1, 2026. After that, Clerk pass-through pricing applies. Enterprise availability is coming soon.

Learn more about Build with SSO.

Move projects between workspaces

You can now move a project between team workspaces in the same billing account from the Projects list. The transfer runs in the background and can’t be undone. Linked Account Secrets don’t move with the project, so re-link them in the destination workspace.

Learn more about transferring projects between team workspaces.

What’s new

• Replit Design is live
• Choose Agent’s primary model
• Connect more MCP servers
• A rebuilt usage page
• Stay signed in longer

Workspace

Replit Design is live

Replit Design is now live. Describe what you want to create, explore interactive mockups, and refine the direction. When a frame is ready, Core and Pro users can turn it into a working app in the same project.

Learn more about Replit Design.

Agent

Choose Agent’s primary model

You can now choose the primary model Agent uses for a task. Select Lite, Economy, or Power, then choose from the available models for that mode. Lite is now available wherever you can use Agent, including in mobile apps. Available models vary by organization, authorization, and Turbo access.

Learn more about the Model selector.

Connect more MCP servers

Eligible workspaces can connect to Supabase, Statsig, and Calendly from the pre-listed MCP server catalog. Replit also recognizes the official Braintrust MCP endpoint and starts its OAuth sign-in flow when you add it manually.

Learn more about MCP servers.

Billing

A rebuilt usage page

The redesigned Usage page is rolling out to selected enterprise accounts and new customers. Filter usage by date, resource, project, workspace, group, or member.

Learn more about viewing usage.

Teams and Enterprise

Stay signed in longer

Replit sessions now last longer before you need to sign in again. Enterprise admins can configure Session timeout presets.

What’s new

A new way to build from your phone

The Replit Mobile App has a refreshed home screen and simpler project navigation. Swipe between Agent, tasks, and Preview, describe what you want to build with your voice, and follow Agent progress with improved notifications and Live Activities.

Learn more about the Replit Mobile App.

Integrations

Bring more Slack context to Agent

After you connect Slack, Agent can search the messages, files, channels, and people you can access. It can read private conversations and thread replies, send messages as you, and create or update Slack canvases.

Learn more about using Slack with Agent.

Billing

More flexibility when changing your Pro plan

You can now move between individual Pro tiers and change your billing cadence from your billing settings. Replit shows whether your change takes effect now or at the end of your current billing period before you confirm it.

Learn more about changing your plan.

Lower prices across Replit Cloud

Starting August 1, Replit Cloud prices are lower across deployments, App Storage, and outbound data transfer. The new rates apply automatically to published projects at the start of your first billing cycle on or after August 1.

Learn more about the August cloud pricing updates.

What’s new

Agent suggests connectors when several fit

When you ask Agent to connect a service and more than one provider works, Agent now shows a short list so you can pick the one you want. Before, Agent had to ask a follow-up question first. Choose a provider, sign in once, and Agent keeps building.

Learn more about connectors.

Workspace

Meet the new Tools pane

Everything your app can use now has one home in your workspace. The new pinned Tools pane brings Database, Auth, Domains, Secrets, and more together in a single place. That makes the full set of tools easy to find at a glance. The tools themselves haven’t changed. They just have a clearer home.

Learn more about the Tools pane.

A faster task sidebar

The task sidebar is now a denser, easier-to-scan task navigator. Each task has its own hover card for quick actions and details, the Task Board has a clearer entry point, and tasks stay put instead of shifting when you expand or collapse the sidebar.

Learn more about the task lifecycle.

What’s new

Buy a domain right inside Replit

You can now search for and buy a custom domain for your app without leaving Replit. Find an available name, complete checkout, and Replit connects the domain to your published app for you. No separate registrar account to set up.

Connect Excalidraw to Agent

You can now connect Excalidraw so Agent creates and edits diagrams and whiteboards for you. Sign in once on the Connectors page, then ask Agent to build with Excalidraw across your apps. No credentials to copy or paste.

Editors can answer Agent’s questions

When you build together in a shared app, any editor can now answer Agent’s routine questions instead of waiting for the app owner. Sensitive steps, such as connecting an integration or adding a secret, still stay with the owner.

The redesigned Replit Desktop App brings the full Replit experience to your computer. You get the same building experience as the web, plus native touches: work across several apps at once, see at a glance when Agent needs you or finishes, and preview your open apps without switching between them.

Learn more about the Replit Desktop App.

Sell in your app with Whop

You can now add payments to your app with Whop by asking Agent. Agent creates a Whop account for you, connects it, and builds checkout into your project, with no external setup and no API keys to paste in. Whop is the fastest way to start selling digital products, memberships, and subscriptions.

Learn more about Whop Payments.

Downgrade from Pro to Core in one step

You can now move from Replit Pro to Replit Core directly, without canceling your subscription first. Previously the only way down was to cancel, which dropped you to the free plan before you could resubscribe. If you start to cancel, Replit now offers to downgrade to Core instead, so you keep a paid plan and your published apps stay running.

Learn more about changing your plan.

What’s new

A new Integrations experience with 450+ integrations

Use Replit from Slack

Multiple workspaces for SCIM customers

Integrations

A new Integrations experience

You can now browse every service Replit connects to in one place. The redesigned Integrations page brings connectors, MCP servers, and Git providers together as clickable cards, with category filters and a badge that marks the integrations Replit can connect for you. The catalog now spans more than 450 integrations, and each one opens a dedicated page with sample use cases. You can preview the full catalog at replit.com/integrations.

Learn more about Agent integrations.

Use Replit from Slack

Replit is now a launch partner for Slack’s Slackbot MCP Client. Ask Slackbot to build with Replit, and it creates, updates, and shows your Replit Apps right inside Slack. You stay in the conversation while Replit Agent does the work.

Learn more about using Replit from Slack.

Teams and Enterprise

Multiple workspaces for SCIM customers

Enterprise customers who provision members through SCIM can now create more than one workspace. Assign your synced groups to separate workspaces for cleaner access boundaries, budget controls, and team separation, while your identity provider stays the source of truth. This is available under open enrollment for new Enterprise customers.

Learn more about SCIM workspace access.