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Replit co-founder and CEO @amasad on how agents now write most of Replit's code. Talking with Supabase CTO Ant Wilson, Amjad covers Replit's ten-year path from a browser REPL for students to enterprise vibe coding, the case for cloud over local development, the one-person billion-dollar company, and open versus closed models.Read original on X
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Team members can request database changes in chat, and Cursor builds and runs them through the Supabase MCP server.
The open source Postgres platform with 13 million users is becoming a default backend as coding shifts to agents.
A widely used backend platform publishing a version its founder's coding agents reconstructed is a striking marker for how AI is reshaping how software gets built.
The company says 13 million developers use its backend and 70% of new databases are now created by agents.