Replit

You can now use Slash Commands on Replit for selecting connections to your app. “Build an app that pulls my /YouTube data into a real-time, personal dashboard”

Here's how to deploy your own MCP server in 30 seconds: 1. Remix the Replit template 2. Prompt Agent "create a server that does xyz" 3. Select "Publish" Voila - a streamable HTTP server deployed with API key auth Connect to your sever in your client of choice Here's the template: https://lnkd.in/gpRPxuSK

Real talk: Your sales team is stuck using tools built for someone else's workflow. The custom dashboard you need? 6-8 weeks out. Minimum. That automation that would save you 10 hours a week? "We'll add it to the backlog." I'm done with that. Next Thursday (Oct 30th), we're going LIVE to show you how to build your own Salesforce tools - without waiting on anyone. 🔥 What we're building: → Custom Salesforce dashboards (real-time data, your metrics) → RevOps automations that actually work for YOUR team → Sales tools you can ship in hours, not weeks We're using Replit Connectors - which means no complex OAuth flows, no backend setup, just straight to building. Last week's HubSpot stream? People loved the demos. The chat was electric. This week we're doing it with Salesforce. The stakes are higher. The demos will be better. 🎃 Thursday, October 30th (right before Halloween) 🎯 For: Sales leaders, RevOps teams, founders, anyone building revenue tools Register: https://luma.com/830ufdu0 Know a salesperson who needs this? Tag them below 👇

People often ask me, 'How do you actually build on Replit?' Over time, I’ve found a workflow that gives me the best results, one that combines all three modes: ✴️ Plan, Build, and Edit ✴️ 1. I always start in 𝘗𝘭𝘢𝘯 𝘔𝘰𝘥𝘦. Here, I chat through the idea before writing a single line of code. It helps me refine the concept, uncover gaps, and shape a stronger direction. 2. Once the idea feels clear, I switch to 𝘉𝘶𝘪𝘭𝘥 𝘔𝘰𝘥𝘦. That’s where I let the agent bring it to life. Creating the structure, logic, and features we just talked through in Plan. 3. And when I want to tweak something specific, I jump into 𝘌𝘥𝘪𝘵 𝘔𝘰𝘥𝘦. I can click directly on an element - say a piece of text I want larger - and simply chat, 'Make this text bigger.' The agent takes that context, queues it up, and updates it automatically. It’s a faster, more natural way to build - thinking, creating, and refining all in one flow. #Replit #AI #AppDevelopment #DevTools #Automation #SoftwareEngineering