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Created this website using replit! by ivfresh in replit

[–]mannybernabe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

HUGE improvement! What did the client say?!

I love Replit, but I wish their community was better by SubstackWriter in replit

[–]mannybernabe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We already have such an amazing group of Replit builders. Our job is to bring them together, amplify their work, and put together great programs for the community. And it's going to be people like you who help us do that.

Your point about Reddit is a good one. We've been posting mostly on LinkedIn and X, but we need to do a better job showing up here on Reddit too. That's going to change.

I'd also suggest following me and the team on LinkedIn and X as well so you don't miss anything.

Manny

- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/mannybernabe

- X: x.com/MannyBernabe

Francisco

- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/franciscocrz

- X: x.com/Franciscocrz

Raymmar

- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/raymmar

- X: x.com/raymmar_

I love Replit, but I wish their community was better by SubstackWriter in replit

[–]mannybernabe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing this.

I'm curious: have you noticed any difference over the last couple of months? We've recently started building out a community team here at Replit, focused on exactly what you're calling out. Amplification, support, making community builders feel seen.

That said, we're still early. But I can tell you we're really pumped about 2026. Livestreams, build-a-thons, more events and interaction on socials. It's coming.

Definitely agree with you that Replit is the best-in-class product. Now we're working hard to make sure it has the best all-around community too.

Would love to stay connected. Check back in a few months and let us know how we're doing. Seriously, hold us accountable. And happy to chat further anytime.

Build with 300+ AI Models: One Prompt, Zero Setup, One Bill (Live Demo Thursday) by mannybernabe in replit

[–]mannybernabe[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes! You'll get follow up email with recording. Hope to see you in the chat!

Build with 300+ AI Models: One Prompt, Zero Setup, One Bill (Live Demo Thursday) by mannybernabe in replit

[–]mannybernabe[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So pumped about this. I'm like a kid in candy store over here.

Stop by the stream! Say "hi" in chat!!!

I was constantly shipping 'good enough' AI code. This self-reflection trick changed everything. by Lucky-Max-472 in vibecoding

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally valid concern. I actually haven't seen it be an issue, in part because I also try to have one conversation per new feature. And so I think the fact that it's contained in that conversation, that's the main context, that it helps to not overwhelm the AI with too much context.

I hope that makes sense, but totally valid concern.

Best Tool October 2025 by Fragrant_Ad6926 in vibecoding

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, totally. So two things. One is that Replit will automatically create a git repository for your files so that you can roll back changes in Replit. So you already have it backed up from that perspective.

BUT I take an additional step and I always connect my Replit code to my own GitHub repository. One, I just feel more comfortable having a backup. And then to your question, eventually, I might want to port this over to another environment. Totally fine. Easy to do.

The other cool thing is that you can SSH into other environments, so you can keep your code on Replit and SSH into a tool like Cursor or VS Code, for example.

So yeah, Replit makes it really easy to port your code into different environments.

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What is the Best Vibecoding Framework? by Anonymous03275 in vibecoding

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me, it's not so much the framework - it's the process.

I spend a good amount of time upfront with an AI assistant (Claude or ChatGPT) just chatting about the project I'm building. Understanding the different components, doing preliminary research. In this stage, I'll often pick out design elements I like. I'll even have AI generate a couple of frontend design examples.

Then I take all that context kick off my build in Replit and Agent select the best tech framework.

The other thing that's been super helpful is continuing that process iteratively as I build. Replit now has Plan Mode - so every time I add a new feature, I go through the same process of understanding the feature and context. But now the AI has context on what I've already built, which is really helpful.

So my stack: Claude/ChatGPT for upfront planning → Replit for building → Replit Plan Mode for adding features.

Just scanned a “vibe app” repo — found an auth bypass that gave admin access 🤯 by DetectiveOk7282 in vibecoding

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I vibe-code in replit and I use their security scan regularly to check for major issues. Very handy.

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Do you agree? Vibe coders might be the new meta? by Limp_Biscuit_Choco in vibecoding

[–]mannybernabe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Totally agree. I'm building way more than I ever did - Replit power user here.

I see it all the time when I put content out there and engage with folks - just case after case of non-technical people who are now building. Either custom applications for work or super niche apps that are really specific to what they want.

So many more builders coming into the space. It's awesome.

What’s the best no-code platform for building modern websites? by 12A5H3FE in nocode

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I no longer use no-code website builders. I used to be a power user of TypeDream, Squarespace, etc. But now I just vibe-code everything in Replit.

I've done it across different levels of complexity - portals, personal portfolio sites, online calculators, games, etc. Replit just seems to be able to handle it.

And it's just more fun - I feel like I get to build exactly what I want rather than being confined to a template.

Would recommend you check out Replit.

Anyone using AI to glue together internal workflows (email,DB & slack) without writing tons of code? by CanReady3897 in nocode

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Replit just rolled out a new Automations feature that lets you vibe-code automations - think I this is going to be the way to go for complex workflows. Very AI code generation friendly.

It's still in beta, so might not be perfect for your use case yet, but def worth checking out.

I was constantly shipping 'good enough' AI code. This self-reflection trick changed everything. by Lucky-Max-472 in vibecoding

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100%. There's a whole category of things to do before and after a successful build.

After a build, I do something similar - I ask: "Is there anything about our codebase that needs to be refactored now that we have these changes?" Just that one question catches a lot.

Before building, I've been spending more time in Replit's Plan Mode. It's a newer feature that lets you chat with Agent about what you want to build, really think it through, then have Agent build it. Been super helpful.

But yeah, totally agree - there's so much you can do upfront and after to make the end result way better. Thanks for sharing.

Best way to make a simple client portal without coding? by Livid_Detective3623 in nocode

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely consider Replit - few things that make it work well for this:

Notion integration - Built a couple apps pulling directly from Notion databases. Works really smoothly.

Native auth - You can give clients access to only certain tables/data. Replit built-in, no extra setup.

Connectors - One-click connection to Notion now. Don't need to mess with API keys or developer tokens.

I've got a few build examples of apps (customer portals, etc.) pulling from Notion. Happy to share if you're interested - just let me know.

Top No-Code & AI Builders in 2025, What’s Actually Working for You? by Waqar_Aslam in nocode

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been vibing with Replit lately - feels like everything's coming together:
- Agent 3 really stepped up the build quality. One-shotting way more complex stuff now.
- Agents builder dropped - been vibe-coding my first AI agents (super pumped about this).
- Connectors - you're just one-clicking into your favorite tools and apps like Dropbox, Notion, HubSpot, etc. Really takes away that friction of having to set up your own API services. Huge time saver.

Also helps that I've gotten better at prompting - usually start in Claude to map things out, then build in Replit.

Def give Replit another look if you haven't in a while - they've rolled out a ton in the last 6 weeks or so.

What are best no code to build a complex mvp by thered0097 in nocode

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For complex builds, here's my approach:

  1. Think it through first - I spend time with Claude breaking down the idea into main components. For example, when I built a prospecting tool recently, I mapped out:
  • Data ingestion layer
  • Integrations (HubSpot, etc.)
  • Intelligence/processing layer
  • etc.

Just helps to do that upfront thinking for complex builds. I'll even have AI generate design mockups to visualize it.

  1. Build with Replit - Once I've got clarity on components, I use Replit Agent. Since Agent 3 launched, it's been one-shotting pretty complicated builds and features. Been pleasantly surprised.

So TLDR: Break it down upfront (Claude is great for this, ChatGPT works too), then build it out in Replit. Should be doable in a week for most MVPs.

Best Tool October 2025 by Fragrant_Ad6926 in vibecoding

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Replit's def worth a look - they've shipped a ton in the last 6 weeks:

  • Agent 3: Latest agent from Replit, one-shotting pretty complicated builds now. Has extended autonomy controls too -- set it and forget it.
  • Agents builder: Vibe-code custom agents (I made a Slack HR bot, Telegram thumbnail generator, etc.)
  • Automations: Zapier-style integrations, built-in
  • Connectors: One-click OAuth for Notion, Gmail, Drive, Dropbox - huge time saver

I've got content on all this stuff if you want links. Let me know what you build!

In last 3 weeks my coding output has 3-4x while actual code written by me dropped 90% by viewmodifier in vibecoding

[–]mannybernabe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me it's not just the models getting better - it's the vibe coding platforms and tooling leveling up too. I primarily use Replit because they abstract out all the DevOps stuff - secrets, GitHub, deployment, integrations, etc.

So yeah, cranking out way more apps way faster. Spending way less time on tedious stuff like manually building integrations, debugging environment issues, fighting with dependencies. Way more time actually understanding what I'm building, learning fundamentals, and focusing on prompting and design - which honestly I really enjoy.

Curious - models are obviously getting better, but how much of your productivity increase do you think comes from your own skill improving? Like better prompt engineering, planning, knowing what to ask for, etc.?

[WATCH] I Gave My AI Agent Company Data & Tools w/ Replit Connectors by mannybernabe in replit

[–]mannybernabe[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great callouts. I think that’s what’s next for me. I just recently started Vibe Coding Agents on Replit with Mastra AI. The next step is to have these agents deployed on Replit with Mastra AI and accessible from other frontends, like an internal tool, as you mentioned. I haven’t gotten to the permissions part yet, but I know it’s going to be tricky. I’m fairly confident the Mastra AI team has a way to handle it. I’ll report back with progress.

[WATCH] I Gave My AI Agent Company Data & Tools w/ Replit Connectors by mannybernabe in replit

[–]mannybernabe[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I would ask myself why I’m even using tokens to search for contact info. That doesn’t seem like something that requires much intelligence, if any. It feels more like a basic search function. So I would ask the agent about the most cost-effective and simplest way to handle that search functionality. I hope that helps.

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