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🔥 Socket Firewall is now built into @Replit's AI-powered development experience. It’s already blocking 8K malicious packages/day across builders on the platform, giving Replit users stronger protection by default the moment dependencies are introduced. socket.dev/blog/socket-pa…

Today on TITV: -Anthropic debuts Mythos-class model to the public | @steph_palazzolo, AI Reporter -How powerful is Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5? | @pirroh, President & Head of AI at Replit -OpenAI in talks to lease 10GW Ohio Data Center | @anissagardizy8, Cloud Reporter -How Nasdaq turned Its index into a listings weapon | @coryweinberg, Senior Reporter at The Information -Nebius CRO @marcboroditsky talks demand outlook on Nvidia’s Vera Rubin chips

Luca (@agi2asi) built Grid to centralize 12 different Google Drives into one hub. With Replit, he turned a prompt into an AI-powered employee hub in just 10 minutes. Now, team members can ask about anything from seating charts to expense policies. Always Be Building.

From idea to live store, in minutes. 🛍️ Tomorrow on the Friday Showcase: → Replit's new Shopify partnership, with @Davidizek . Tell Replit Agent what you want to sell and it builds your storefront, creates your Shopify store, and helps you add products. Claim it in Shopify, set up payments, you're open for business. Added perk: build the whole business around it too, mobile app, loyalty tool, marketing assets, all from the same project. → The new Replit SEO Agent, with @AlexandreCuoci. Helps your apps get discovered on web search and AI search. Live demo + the new Growth dashboard. → Builder spotlight + Q&A throughout. 📆 Fri, June 5 · 9AM PT 📺 Live on YouTube, LinkedIn, and X RSVP: luma.com/1z1zmae4

Announcing our new collaboration with @Microsoft Organizations can now build internal tools, workflows, or data dashboards in Replit and publish directly to Microsoft Fabric with security, authentication, and governance built in

Amjad Masad's first "business meeting" was getting caught hacking his own university: Before he built anything, Amjad was stuck. He was five, almost six years into a degree that should have taken three or four, watching everyone around him move on. "All my friends were graduating... And I feel like life is passing me by." The drive was already there. It just had no outlet. "I had all these big dreams and ambitions. I wanted to build companies, make a lot of money, all of that. But I was stuck." The thing standing between him and graduation wasn't his ability. He passed his classes, and did well in math and computer science. It was an attendance rule. Miss too many classes in a row and you'd be disqualified. A bureaucratic problem, not an intellectual one. So he treated it like an engineer, not a student: "I thought, okay, I'm going to hack into the school and change my grades." He spent two to three weeks in his parents' basement building the solution. Writing scripts, running network scans, probing the systems until he was in. He didn't cover his tracks and disappear. He told the school he had something to show them, walked into a room full of deans, and pitched: "I pulled out the whiteboard and explained all the different problems, all the systems they had and how I hacked into it and really pulled out all the stops and all the charisma to kind of try to impress them. And they were really impressed." That's the move. He turned a liability into a demonstration. The deans had stayed up all night trying to figure out what went wrong, and here was the one person who could explain it, selling them on his competence in the process. He almost overplayed it, assuming the presentation alone had settled things and reaching for the door: "Wait, where are you going? We've got to deal with you. You just hacked into the school. We can't let you go." What turned it around was a decision-maker who could tell the difference between a vandal and a builder. The university president didn't see a crime to punish; he saw talent to manage. "You have a great talent, great power, but with power comes responsibility." And then he made the offer that, in hindsight, looks a lot like @amasad first job: "We're going to let you go, but you're going to have to spend the summer working for the university trying to fix the vulnerabilities and the security issues." The business lesson is in that final trade. Amjad created value the wrong way then proved he could create it the right way, and got hired to do exactly that. The skill that broke the system became the skill that secured it.

Big show tomorrow: 1. Beautiful apps with Canvas, with @stanhuan — explore ideas, design multiple variations, turn a design into a working app, fine-tune with design controls. 2. Customizable sign-in with Clerk, with @AlexandreCuoci — give your app its own branded login. Your users, your colors, your name on the OAuth screen, set up from a prompt. Adding real auth usually means gluing infra together by hand. Replit does all of it. 3. Builder spotlight from Race to Revenue — our series following builders as they launch their businesses. This week: Apoorva Pillutla, founder of Peterie, a marketplace for booking mobile pet groomers right to your door. Plus community updates and live Q&A throughout. 📆 Fri, May 29 · 9AM PT 📺 Live on YouTube + LinkedIn + X RSVP: luma.com/wk8s1lit

Replit has been named to @Redpoint's 2026 InfraRed 100. A list of the companies building what AI runs on. Grateful to be in it, alongside alumni like Stripe, Snowflake, and HashiCorp. To every builder shipping on Replit: this one's yours. redpoint.com/infrared/repor…

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The startups joining us at #MSBuild 2026 are working on the problems that sit between a promising AI demo and something that actually runs in production. Meet the cohort building on Azure. 🔗 msft.it/6016vVpM2