Replit

“I'm obsessed with Cursor. I'm obsessed with Replit. These are tools I use all the time to just really build a prototype and try to understand myself what's possible.”

“And actually the way we built it is, is like, it's a multiplayer system. So Repl.it is you know, has real time what we call multiplier coding. And we reused this, the multiplayer system to build the agent. So the agent in the code is structured as a, another u…”

“Cursor is a fork of VS code that's made that has really awesome AI tools, but that's an editor. You still need run time. You still need a deployment environment.”

“The, you know the most important model that we use is the Sonnet model from Claude from Anthropic. And it is the best model at coding.”

“Yeah, in terms of compute, yeah. Like, probably, you know, I would estimate it at, like, 15 cents or something like that.”

“We want to get to a point where the agent Can go grab a human when it runs into a problem.”

“When the Anthropic dropped the computer use sort of capability. You know, we slaughtered our roadmap because we don't really have an explicit roadmap. We like immediately jumped on it and started building things and we've launched some things around it. We're …”

“It's like, yeah, we're not going to get into the enterprise, you know, main software development pipeline, but we want to empower everyone to be able to build software.”

“So we actually have this feature coming up where instead of me testing it, we give it another agent. So here, you know, instead of me interfacing with it and saying, you know, the this is running or not running, We can give it another agent that is actually te…”

“Like a spot hero has a marketing head of marketing that actually can code. Decently well, and, but use Replit to build, build his apps, and they built like a competitive analysis application that looks at a competitor's pricing and make sure that they are, you…”

“I think it just like opens opens up you know, silos of the companies make communication around, around product a lot more concrete because I can give you a working prototype and that'll change how, how people work. Like if you can imagine that everyone can mak…”

“We have thirty four million users globally.”

“So it's not only you know, builds things. It's also It also maintains things, right? So in this case, it's actually doing a SQL queries. It's not writing code to create a, to create an admin account for us.”

“So what I'm finding is that things that previously would have frustrated me because I would have had to rely on a team of five. I can just do entirely on my own when it comes to web projects and stuff like that.”

“Whereas if you're not technical, you can't inspect the code underneath a V zero or lovable or Revlin app, right? Like it's just kind of opaque to you. And if you can't reprompt it to get what you want, you're kind of stuck.”

“And whatever you think is a blueprint of AI in the last few years, you know, whether, oh, wow, Lavable is so successful, Replit is so successful. It's actually quite possible that any one of those companies won't be around in two, three years, right? Because w…”

“I can't even code Letty and I've built 12 apps on a replica in the last 150 days used by a million, million times.”

“I think Replit just added a sales team couple months ago for real, and now they've added another CRO. So they got to a hundred and something million with no traditional sales team, but at a billion, it's gonna be flooded with salespeople.”

“You get a free year of cursor, and lovable, and bolt, and replet, and v-zero. I think that's five. And so that was way too good an offer. People came for it. Bad people. So I just had so many fraudsters, mostly in China, it turned out. Just like all these frau…”