Replit launches Cloud Agents that turn plain-language requests into tested pull requests

1. 1:10 PM
   Amjad Masad@amasadX

   Amjad Masad says Replit's Cloud Agents now run any codebase and open pull requests

   AIAmjad Masad says Replit has launched Cloud Agents, which can run any codebase and generate pull requests from Replit. A quoted Replit post says the agents turn natural language into tested pull requests that engineers approve before shipping. Replit says its design team shipped over 250k lines of code in six months under that review, and the attached chart shows Replit's share of AI spend rising from 34.2% in February to 96.6% in October.

   
2. 11:53 AM
   Replit ⠕@ReplitOfficial

   Replit lets anyone turn ideas into engineer-approved pull requests

   AIReplit says its Cloud Agents turn natural language into a tested pull request that engineers approve before it ships. Replit's own design team used the tool to ship over 250,000 lines of code in six months, reviewed and approved by engineers.

3. 11:30 AM
   Replit BlogOfficialPick

   Replit lets non-engineers submit tested code changes to company codebases with Cloud Agents

   AIReplit announces that anyone on a team can use Cloud Agents to describe a change in plain language and have it submitted as a pull request in GitHub or GitLab. Each change is tested in a running app and attaches screenshots and video, and engineers approve updates to the team's skills before they take effect. The feature is available to all Pro and Enterprise customers, and a shared environment lets contributors start from a configured app. Cloud Agents can also be started from Slack.

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