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Free Agent Day + Buildathon Office Hours ![rw-book-cover](https://img.youtube.com/vi/MHqUg4h5Ig4/maxresdefault.jpg) 🔗 **Source:** [Free Agent Day + Buildathon Office Hours](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHqUg4h5Ig4) > [!note]+ Document Notes > --- > tags: #replet #ai #buildathon #vibecoders #parallel-agents > author: Replet > source: YouTube > reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHqUg4h5Ig4 > date created: 2024-12-19 09:25 > --- > # 🏷️ Title: Free Agent Day + Buildathon Office Hours > ## 🧰 Action Inbox > - [H1] Upgrade to Core/Pro plan for better usage limits — increased credits and priority access #replet > - [H2] Submit buildathon project before 5am Pacific deadline — one project per person allowed #buildathon > - [H3] Join Discord through buildathon signup — community support and bug reporting #community > ## 🧭 Table of Contents > - [[#📝 Summary]] > - [[#📖 Main Content]] > - [[#🗒️ Notes]] > - [[#📚 References]] > - [[#🗣️ Paraphrase]] > - [[#📰 Newsletter]] > - [[#✅ Action Items]] > - [[#🧪 Hypotheses]] > - [[#📊 Methodology]] > - [[#❓ Questions]] > - [[#🔮 Future Research]] > - [[#💡 Implications]] > - [[#🧠 Learning Styles Assessment]] > - [[#📊 Accessibility Assessment]] > - [[#🌍 DEIB Assessment]] > - [[#✅ Logical Validity]] > - [[#🛡️ DARVO Analysis]] > - [[#🎯 Conclusion]] > ### 🔗 References > - [Replet Platform](https://replit.com) > - [Buildathon Registration](https://replit.com/buildathon) > - [Discord Community](https://discord.gg/replet) > ## 📝 Summary > - Replet celebrated its 10th anniversary with a 24-hour "Free Agent Day" allowing unlimited AI agent usage > - Demand exceeded expectations by 2-4x, causing infrastructure challenges and requiring load management > - Community showcased parallel agent workflows, business applications, and innovative projects during buildathon > - Platform prioritizes paid users (Core/Pro) during high-demand periods while gradually onboarding free users > - Early adopters are pushing vibe coding limits with multiple concurrent business ideas and agent orchestration > ## 📖 Main Content > Replet hosted a 24-hour free AI agent event coinciding with their 10th anniversary, allowing users unlimited access to their AI agent platform. The event revealed unprecedented demand that stressed infrastructure beyond optimistic projections. Francisco and Manny hosted office hours to address community questions and showcase user projects, later joined by President Michael Kelly who discussed the technical challenges and future vision. > The platform experienced significant load issues, particularly affecting free tier users, leading to gradual user onboarding and prioritization of paid subscribers. Users demonstrated sophisticated use cases including parallel agent workflows, business automation, and creative applications ranging from relationship management apps to speed dating platforms. > ## 🗒️ Notes > #### ⏱️ [00:00](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=0) — [H1] Free Agent Day launch overwhelms infrastructure > - Key idea: Demand exceeded 2-4x optimistic projections causing server strain > - Evidence: "In the office since 4:30 in the morning... we underestimated just how big of a day this was going to be" > #### ⏱️ [05:23](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=323) — [H2] Community response and bug reporting process > - Key idea: Multiple team members mobilized for real-time support and feedback collection > - Evidence: "Tommy's been live streaming all day... getting us intel in terms of what bugs people are seeing" > #### ⏱️ [12:45](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=765) — [H3] User showcase of parallel agent workflows > - Key idea: Users running 10+ parallel agents on multiple business ideas simultaneously > - Evidence: "I have 10 parallel agents going at once... working on six different businesses at once" > #### ⏱️ [18:30](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=1110) — [H1] Core/Pro plan recommendation for better experience > - Key idea: Paid plans get priority access and more generous usage limits > - Evidence: "Core plan is $20... you're paying for credits that you're going to be using into the future" > #### ⏱️ [25:15](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=1515) — [H2] Innovative project examples from community > - Key idea: Diverse applications from relationship management to business automation > - Evidence: "GM AI power relationship care app... inbox shield turn angry customer emails into calm workflows" > #### ⏱️ [32:40](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=1960) — [H3] Mobile development capabilities highlighted > - Key idea: Platform enables full development from mobile devices anywhere > - Evidence: "Being able to build from your phone... people are discovering for the first time" > #### ⏱️ [45:20](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=2720) — [H1] Michael Kelly discusses 10-year vision > - Key idea: Replet aims to make AI agents 5-10x cheaper over next decade > - Evidence: "We need to make it 5x cheaper and 10x cheaper over the next five years" > #### ⏱️ [52:10](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=3130) — [H2] Load management strategy explained > - Key idea: Gradual onboarding and priority queuing for paid users during peak demand > - Evidence: "We need to let you in gradually... rather than the avalanche that we're experiencing" > #### ⏱️ [58:30](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=3510) — [H3] Vibe coding still in early adoption phase > - Key idea: Most business professionals unaware of vibe coding potential > - Evidence: "Maybe like 15% of people there know what vibe coding is" > #### ⏱️ [65:45](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=3945) — [H1] Buildathon submission guidelines > - Key idea: One project per person, deadline at 5am Pacific time > - Evidence: "Just one project for the buildathon... goes through tomorrow 5:00 am Pacific time" > #### ⏱️ [72:20](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=4340) — [H2] Infrastructure scaling challenge > - Key idea: Nine months of roadmap compressed into one week for event > - Evidence: "Forced us to take maybe nine months of engineering road map... make it happen in a week" > #### ⏱️ [78:15](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=4695) — [H3] Community growth and Discord expansion > - Key idea: Discord community doubled overnight during event > - Evidence: "Our Discord doubled literally overnight... tons of users in there" > ## 📚 References > - [Replet Agent Documentation](https://docs.replit.com/agents) > - [Buildathon Official Page](https://replit.com/buildathon) > - [Agent 3 Documentary](https://youtube.com/replet) > ## 🗣️ Paraphrase > - Replet's 10th anniversary free agent event created unprecedented demand that stressed their infrastructure beyond expectations, requiring real-time load balancing and user prioritization > - Community members demonstrated sophisticated parallel agent workflows, building multiple business applications simultaneously and pushing the platform's capabilities > - The event revealed vibe coding is still in early adoption phase, positioning current users as pioneers in a technology that will soon become mainstream business practice > ## 📰 Newsletter > 🎉 **Replet's Epic 10th Anniversary Celebration** > The WordPress community can learn from Replet's ambitious 24-hour free AI agent event that celebrated their 10th anniversary. Despite infrastructure challenges from 4x expected demand, they demonstrated the power of community-driven development and real-time support. > **Key Takeaways:** > - **Parallel Development**: Users ran 10+ concurrent AI agents on multiple projects > - **Mobile-First Building**: Full development capabilities accessible from phones > - **Community Support**: Live Discord channels and streaming for real-time help > The democratization of AI-powered development tools mirrors WordPress's mission of accessible web creation. As AI coding becomes mainstream, WordPress developers should explore these emerging tools for plugin development, automation, and community building. > Resources: [Learn WordPress](https://learn.wordpress.org/), [Developer Docs](https://developer.wordpress.org/), [WP-CLI](https://wp-cli.org/) > ## ✅ Action Items > #### DevRel > - Developer advocacy: Document parallel agent workflows, create tutorials for business automation use cases > - Education: Develop workshops on AI-assisted development, mobile coding best practices > - Developer experience: Improve onboarding for high-demand events, load balancing documentation > - Community management: Implement real-time support during major launches, Discord moderation scaling > #### WordPress > - Core: Explore AI-assisted development tools for plugin/theme creation, automated testing workflows > - Community: Study Discord community growth strategies, real-time support models during WordCamp events > - Training: Create lesson plans for AI-powered development, mobile WordPress development > - Documentation: Research AI agent documentation patterns, parallel development workflows > #### The WPCC > - Programs: Consider hackathons with AI development tools, community coding events > - Projects: Explore AI assistance for documentation sprints, governance automation > - Funding: Investigate stipends for AI-powered community tools development > ## 🧪 Hypotheses > - Free access to premium tools during limited windows creates sustainable user acquisition and community growth > - Parallel AI agent workflows enable individual developers to manage multiple business ventures simultaneously > - Mobile-first development platforms will democratize coding access globally regardless of device constraints > - Community-driven real-time support scales better than traditional ticket systems during high-demand events > ### 📊 Methodology > - Study design: Compare user retention rates before/after free access events across developer platforms > - Data sources: Discord engagement metrics, project submission rates, infrastructure load patterns > - Experiments: Test graduated user onboarding vs immediate full access during high-demand periods > ### ❓ Questions > - How can WordPress implement similar community-driven AI assistance for plugin development? > - What infrastructure patterns enable sustainable free access periods without service degradation? > - How do parallel development workflows change project completion rates and code quality? > ### 🔮 Future Research > - Longitudinal study of AI coding adoption rates in established developer communities > - Cross-platform analysis of mobile development capabilities and user engagement > - Investigation of community support models during high-traffic events > ### 💡 Implications > - Practice: AI agents enable solo developers to manage multiple concurrent projects effectively > - Policy: Free access periods require careful infrastructure planning and user tier management > - Education: Mobile coding capabilities expand global access to development education > - Funding: AI-assisted development may reduce project costs while increasing output quality > ### 🧠 Learning Styles Assessment > Reading level estimate: Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level 8.5 > #### 👀 Visual learners > - Present: Live stream demonstrations, Discord screenshots, project showcases > - Improve: Architecture diagrams of parallel agent workflows, infrastructure scaling visuals > #### 🔊 Aural learners > - Present: Live stream audio, real-time Q&A, community discussions > - Improve: Podcast-format summaries, audio guides for parallel development > #### 🗣️ Verbal learners > - Present: Technical terminology explained, community jargon defined > - Improve: Glossary of AI development terms, analogy-driven explanations > #### 🧩 Kinesthetic learners > - Present: Buildathon hands-on challenges, mobile development demos > - Improve: Step-by-step parallel agent setup guides, interactive tutorials > #### 🧠 Logical learners > - Present: Infrastructure scaling decisions, user prioritization logic > - Improve: Decision trees for tool selection, performance metrics dashboards > #### 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Social learners > - Present: Discord community, live collaborative development > - Improve: Structured peer coding sessions, mentorship matching > #### 🧘‍♀️ Solitary learners > - Present: Individual project development, self-paced buildathon > - Improve: Solo developer resources, independent learning paths > #### 🌿 Naturalistic learners > - Present: Organic community growth patterns, ecosystem development > - Improve: Developer community lifecycle models, sustainable growth metrics > ### 📊 Accessibility Assessment > #### Screen reader semantics > - Present: Live stream captions, text-based Discord communication > - Improve: Alternative text for code screenshots, structured heading hierarchy > #### Keyboard navigation > - Present: Web platform accessibility, keyboard shortcuts > - Improve: Mobile platform keyboard navigation, screen reader testing > #### Contrast and readability > - Present: Clear visual hierarchy in documentation > - Improve: High contrast code themes, readable font sizing > #### Media and captions > - Present: Live stream with real-time chat > - Improve: Automated captions, transcript generation for recordings > ### 🌍 DEIB Assessment > #### Cultural breadth > - Present: Global time zone considerations, international community > - Improve: Multilingual documentation, regional community leaders > #### Inclusive language > - Present: Technical jargon explained, welcoming community tone > - Improve: Gender-neutral pronouns consistently, cultural sensitivity training > #### Neurodiversity support > - Present: Multiple communication channels, various interaction styles > - Improve: Structured information hierarchy, consistent formatting patterns > #### Representation > - Present: Diverse community voices in chat, varied project types > - Improve: Featured speakers from underrepresented groups, inclusive imagery > ### ✅ Logical Validity > #### Strong reasoning > - Deductive strength: Infrastructure scaling requirements based on usage data > - Inductive strength: Community growth patterns from past events > - Causal reasoning: Free access driving adoption and engagement > - Analogical strength: Comparing to other platform launch strategies > #### Fallacies > - Survivorship bias: Only showing successful projects and positive feedback > - Appeal to novelty: Assuming newer AI tools are automatically better solutions > #### Tone of voice > - Overall tone: Enthusiastic and community-focused with technical transparency about challenges > ### 🛡️ DARVO Analysis > - Deny: No instances of denial or minimization observed > - Attack: No attacks on users despite infrastructure criticism > - Reverse victim/offender: No victim/offender dynamics present > - Emotional cues: Genuine excitement and appreciation for community patience during technical difficulties > ## 🎯 Conclusion > Replet's 10th anniversary free agent event demonstrated the immense demand for accessible AI development tools while revealing infrastructure scaling challenges. The community's sophisticated use of parallel agents and mobile development capabilities shows we're still early in the AI coding revolution. For WordPress and other developer communities, this event provides valuable insights into managing high-demand launches, building real-time community support, and the potential for AI-assisted development to democratize coding globally. > ## 🧱 Refactor Appendix > ### 📚 Literature Split Pad > Purpose: Stage CEE units that become Literature notes. > Split level: H3 > ### [H1] AI agent platforms require exponential scaling preparation > > [!quote] [Free Agent Day + Buildathon Office Hours](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHqUg4h5Ig4) by [[Replet]] via [[YouTube]]. Published 2024-12-19. Accessed 2024-12-19. > > "Forced us to take maybe nine months of engineering road map... make it happen in a week." > Infrastructure scaling for AI platforms requires compressed development cycles when demand exceeds projections. > [view highlight](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=4340#H1) #xref #articleseed ID:rw_scaling > ### [H2] Parallel agents enable multi-business development workflows > > [!quote] [Free Agent Day + Buildathon Office Hours](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHqUg4h5Ig4) > > "Running 10 business ideas in parallel... each one has agents running in parallel." > Individual developers can manage multiple concurrent business ventures using AI agent orchestration. > [view highlight](https://youtu.be/MHqUg4h5Ig4?t=765#H2) #xref ID:rw_parallel > --- > ### 🔖 Atomic Split Pad (Zettel Candidates) > Purpose: Promote reusable claims into Atomic notes. > Split level: H4 > #### [Z1] Community support scales through real-time collaboration > - Scope: High-demand technical events with user-generated content > - Pointer: Multiple timestamps showing Discord, streaming, live feedback > - Links: [[Community-Management]] [[Real-Time-Support]] > #### [Z2] Mobile development democratizes global coding access > - Scope: Platform-agnostic development environments with cloud computing > --- > ## Full Transcript > [00:05] [music] [00:12] [music] [00:17] [music] [00:22] [music] [00:27] [music] [00:32] [music] [00:35] Hey everybody, what's up Francisco? So, [00:38] how's it going? [00:39] >> Hasn't [clears throat] much. Just been [00:40] in the office since 4:30 in the morning [00:42] and it's been a blast so far. So, we've [00:44] been having a good time out here. [00:45] >> Going strong. Yeah, it's been so wild. I [00:49] mean, we're like follow like we're [00:50] following chats like all over the place. [00:53] We have our Discord that's going wild. X [00:57] LinkedIn. I feel like I'm getting tagged [01:00] left and right. We got our own internal [01:02] tag. So, it's just like taking all of [01:04] this in and like trying to be responsive [01:06] to the folks. We had some issues early [01:08] on getting out of the gate just, you [01:10] know, the the the demand that we saw was [01:13] crazy. I mean, we were expecting a lot [01:16] of folks to be coming on to Replet and [01:18] and working on their projects, but I'm I [01:21] I think we underestimated just how big [01:23] of a day this was going to be. [01:25] >> Yeah, just a little bit. You know, it [01:27] was one of those things where uh I [01:29] remember, you know, we were in a chat. I [01:31] mean, so as soon as I came in, uh I [01:33] talked about it earlier in the earlier [01:34] stream. I came in and I was like, "Oh, [01:36] wow. Good morning. Someone beat me to [01:37] the office. It's 4:00 a.m." And then [01:39] they were just like, "No, no, good [01:40] evening." They never left. So, uh, I [01:42] left around 9:00 or so and and people [01:45] were still in the office here. Uh, [01:47] making sure things were were working [01:48] okay. And, um, uh, in the first initial [01:51] kickoff, I think it was one of the [01:52] things where someone on the team was [01:54] like, "Oh my gosh, I think people were [01:55] literally just waiting for the moment to [01:57] jump on and then all rush as soon as [01:58] they could." So, it was uh, it was [02:01] pretty exciting to kind of see [02:02] everything. But one of the things that's [02:04] just been very uh awesome to see just [02:05] what people are building, what people [02:06] are creating on Discord. Thank you all [02:08] so so much for just joining in. A huge [02:10] shout out to to Iris who has been [02:13] helping us tremendously. Cognto coding, [02:14] KG who's uh in the office here as well [02:17] uh with us just making sure we're able [02:18] to help support. Um but it's just been [02:21] absolutely um you know incredible to see [02:22] what people have been up to. [02:24] >> Pretty nuts. I also have to give a shout [02:26] out to Tommy. Tommy's been doing a great [02:28] job. He's doing I think he's live [02:31] streaming has been live streaming all [02:33] day and is just doing a great job of [02:35] getting us intel in terms of what bugs [02:37] people are seeing. We're surfacing that [02:39] to engineering. And again, thank you. [02:42] Thank you all for your patience today. [02:45] As as we mentioned earlier today, you [02:47] know, going free for agent for 24 hours [02:52] across all the different modes and doing [02:54] that international and it's like it was [02:56] it's very ambitious. And so we had some [03:00] bugs and issues early out of the gate as [03:03] as we mentioned. Um hopefully a lot of [03:05] those have been resolved uh for you. So, [03:08] but if you're still having problems, [03:10] definitely tag us. Tag Replet support on [03:12] socials. If you're in the Discord, there [03:14] is a channel in there. Uh, buildathon [03:17] bugs, I think something to that effect, [03:18] go in and drop your bugs there and [03:21] continue to keep us posted on what [03:23] you're seeing. But, as I mentioned, um, [03:25] the the demand and and the and the [03:28] influx of folks that we've been seeing, [03:29] it was it's really just great to see. [03:31] And I've I've just enjoyed seeing people [03:33] updating me on what they're building. [03:34] Some people have saying that like [03:35] they're like 10x more productive. They [03:38] got these the wild things that they've [03:39] built and I think I think they are [03:42] surprising themselves in terms of what [03:43] they're able to do in a very short [03:44] period of time when they've sort of just [03:46] locked in and just working with agents. [03:48] So really excited to be seeing that. [03:50] >> Yeah. No, absolutely. And again, um just [03:52] a huge thank you to everyone and [03:53] everyone's patience. Um, as we kind of [03:55] mentioned previously, like, you know, as [03:57] you can imagine, there's just a lot of [03:58] of of of load, you know, when people are [04:00] coming in and everyone's like very very [04:02] excited and, uh, we're working on it um, [04:05] actively at the moment. Um, we actually [04:06] have a very special guest coming on [04:08] pretty soon as uh, so uh, stick around [04:10] for a little bit. We'll have um, some [04:12] folks kind of coming and talk a little [04:13] bit about more. And I know in the [04:15] beginning there was a couple of [04:16] different um, bugs that were floating [04:19] around. I highly recommend checking out [04:21] the support channel uh, Reput Support on [04:23] X. That's kind of the one of the best [04:24] places to get the latest. Um, and it's [04:26] one of the places where we were in [04:27] Discord kind of helping everyone out. [04:29] The good news is like a lot of the bugs [04:30] that have been coming in um have like [04:32] really trickled um you know down to a [04:34] slow over the past like two or three [04:36] hours to start kind of slowing down [04:38] which has been really nice. Again, [04:39] totally hear you. I we see the chat that [04:41] some of the folks um you know are having [04:44] some issues on uh with their their free [04:46] plans. We're actively working on a fix [04:48] for that. Um, so please, uh, you know, [04:50] bear with us as we kind of dig into that [04:52] a little bit more. Um, but also just [04:54] another huge shout out to like Tommy, [04:55] Cloud Boy, obviously KG, Iris, a lot of [04:58] different people who have been [04:59] streaming. It's been really really cool [05:00] to kind of see uh, you know, uh, just on [05:03] X just how active people have been. All [05:06] different products have been going on [05:07] and yeah, it's just been a been a blast. [05:10] >> It's been really neat to see. Some folks [05:12] are asking for some extensions. [05:16] Yeah, I see that. Um, [05:19] yeah. I'm curious. What have you all [05:21] been building? So, we're kind of at the [05:23] halfway point now. Kick this. Uh, yeah. [05:27] Well, we're like a little short of the [05:29] halfway point. Um, curious, what have [05:32] you been building? What has been your [05:34] experience? Someone's saying, "My agents [05:36] are doing great." Yes. Um, [05:40] yeah. curious to to to hear what what um [05:44] yeah what you you've been building with [05:46] agent these past 10 hours or so. So [05:49] please drop that in the chat. Um okay so [05:53] do do you want to talk a little bit more [05:55] so on the free plan. So we we hear you [05:57] there there um we're working really hard [06:00] to get you more usage on the free plan. [06:03] It's been a little bit challenging on [06:04] the free plan. So bear with us if you're [06:06] on the free plan. Still trying to get a [06:08] free plan. um check in every so often to [06:11] see if those limits have been um taken [06:14] off or increased. And then I would also [06:17] say that you might take that take this [06:20] as an opportunity to upgrade or try out [06:22] the core plan even for a trial period. [06:26] Um you you um you'll get a little bit [06:28] more usage there. Um so you know if you [06:31] can I suggest you trying out the core [06:33] plan as well. good time to try it out [06:36] especially right now as we're still you [06:38] know halfway through we're just halfway [06:40] through 24 hours of agent being free. So [06:44] um but yeah working very hard if you're [06:46] again be patient with us come back in a [06:48] couple in 30 minutes or so continue to [06:51] check out replet support our x handle [06:54] for updates they're doing a great job of [06:56] keeping us posted and um hopefully we [06:58] can get some more usage for our free [07:00] plan users. I know we've got like a ton [07:01] of free plan folks that are coming on [07:03] and trying out Replet for the first time [07:05] and so we um you know we hope that the [07:08] that what you got so far gives you a [07:09] really good taste of what you can do [07:10] with Replet and then again trying to [07:12] increase those usage plans. [07:13] >> Yeah, absolutely. And I'm seeing a [07:15] couple I've seen like one or two um [07:17] messages here on the pro plan. On the [07:20] pro plan there is a uh a direct support [07:23] line you can drop in. Always have a [07:25] ticket number and share ticket numbers [07:26] with us. That's one of the easiest ways [07:28] to be able to get um you know immediate [07:30] support also in the Discord channel [07:32] which all pro plan users have access to. [07:34] There is a pro plan channel only where [07:36] you're able to get additional support as [07:37] well. So always be sure to check that [07:39] out. Um and yeah, just being able to to [07:41] to submit those tickets as you need. And [07:43] again, working on a fix right now. Um [07:45] Cognto Coding um in in the chat. Thank [07:48] you so much for all of all of your help. [07:49] She's been literally screenshotting all [07:51] of the different things you've been [07:52] putting to Discord. any bugs that you've [07:54] been having. We've been putting it all [07:55] into, you know, the general support [07:57] channel and engineering and and you [07:58] know, we're looking after it, you know, [08:00] immediately. So, a little bit more more [08:02] time to to to come. [08:05] >> Yeah. Yeah. So, definitely as you're [08:07] getting bugs, create those tickets. Drop [08:09] those tickets in the Discord ch um [08:12] channel for that. If you're on a free [08:15] account, you don't get access or I don't [08:17] think you have the ability to create a [08:18] ticket. So, you can just email [08:20] supportrepplet.com [08:22] and send your questions there as well. [08:25] Um, we have Ske Keeper. What's up? [08:27] Pickup Stick, seven apps, a family [08:30] reunion scheduleuler. [08:32] That's really neat. I think that's [08:34] that's pretty helpful because it's well, [08:35] you can probably use that for any like [08:38] gathering that you're trying to do and [08:39] trying to wrangle a whole bunch of [08:40] people. So, that seems really neat. We [08:42] have Kelly Spell Strike Tactical working [08:46] out [08:46] >> Oh, nice. a a bunch of bugs. I think [08:50] yeah, like you know, with agent being [08:52] free, this is such a great time to to [08:54] just clear out all of those bugs that [08:56] you may have had in your app. Like I [08:58] feel like it just it feels so much [08:59] better when it's free to to get those [09:01] bugs out of the way. You know, you know, [09:03] when you're building a new feature, when [09:04] you're adding something big to your [09:05] application, your and your mobile app. [09:07] Yeah. Like you don't mind spending on [09:09] your spending your agent credits, but [09:11] it's, you know, fixing bugs that [09:13] sometimes is a little annoying. So, [09:15] right now that agent is free, like yeah, [09:18] totally a great time to be doing that. [09:21] >> Yeah. No, absolutely. Um, but yeah, no, [09:23] it's it's a it's a I mean, we've been [09:25] seeing some incredible examples online [09:26] where it's like, oh, I have 10 parallel [09:28] agents going at once. I think John [09:30] tweeted out about some, you know, more [09:32] than 10 going out at any given time. And [09:34] people were were were letting us know on [09:36] Discord like, hey, for some reason, I [09:37] can only do 10. I'm like, well, that is [09:39] the limit for right now. I mean, some [09:40] people have figured out to do a little [09:41] bit more. But again, it's been [09:43] incredible to see. I think one user [09:45] chimed in that they were working on six [09:46] different businesses at once and just [09:48] like, you know, developing them all as [09:50] they're, you know, keeping on going. So, [09:52] it's just been kind of cool to see how [09:53] people have been pushing it to the [09:54] limits. [09:56] >> We have recovering sports fan inbox [09:58] shield turn angry customer emails into [10:03] uh calm workflows and business insights. [10:05] Yeah, that's pretty that that seems [10:07] pretty neat. just take those emails, [10:09] transform them, put them in like in a [10:10] workflow, get them working, get them [10:12] routed to the to the right person. I [10:14] think that's going to be a really cool [10:15] project. Um, question here from Trina. [10:19] So, core plans get more free day. Um, so [10:21] so you know, you kind of have to view it [10:24] from our lens here like we have to [10:26] support all these folks that are on the [10:28] platform for free. We're going to [10:31] prioritize those folks in core pro [10:34] enterprise. These are paying customers, [10:36] paying accounts and so you know it's not [10:38] that you you know we did we wanted to [10:40] give a you know usage uh for the free [10:43] plans and give a generous amount of [10:45] usage we able to do that. It's just like [10:47] we have some limits there. So I think to [10:49] get the most out of free day I would [10:51] highly recommend for you to try core [10:55] plan and you try it out for a month. Uh [10:57] get the most out of today. H if you [11:00] don't if you don't like you can always [11:01] revert but I think right now is a really [11:03] good day to trial u core plan and you'll [11:07] see in the comments like totally worth [11:09] it like totally worth it. And the thing [11:11] about core plan is it's not like you're [11:13] you're paying for something that's just [11:15] going to um be deducted from your [11:17] account every month. You're paying for [11:19] credits that you're going to be using [11:21] into the future. So these are credits [11:23] that you'll use. you'll get 20 credits, [11:25] $20 worth of credits to be using after [11:28] agent is no longer free. And so that's [11:31] kind of what you're paying for with the [11:32] core plan. So, highly recommend you [11:35] check out the core plan, particularly uh [11:37] today to to get the to get the most out [11:38] of free day. [11:40] >> Yeah, absolutely. And um a couple [11:42] different things that I'm seeing here. [11:43] Uh one is um on the uh I can't find the [11:47] comment currently. Uh on the [11:48] verification of the phone numbers, um [11:50] that's uh we had a bigger issue in the [11:52] morning. um the majority of that has [11:54] been covered already. So, a lot like I [11:55] think it was like 98% of folks like [11:58] don't no longer have that issue. If you [12:00] do have that issue, um I have actually [12:01] been personally running a uh a thread on [12:04] Discord where I'm helping unlock that. [12:06] Um it's like a bit of a manual process, [12:07] so give me some a little bit of time, [12:09] but um I've been going in there and I [12:11] think I've unlocked probably like 15 or [12:12] 20 people so far. Uh so, please please [12:14] be sure to um you know, drop those in [12:17] there and I'm happy to help. um within [12:19] the discourse. Uh go through the [12:20] buildathon page and through there you [12:21] can sign up um and get access there. And [12:24] then a note from Kevin um 1896 um who's [12:27] been on the pro plan. Yes. Uh what I [12:29] would recommend doing is jumping on to [12:31] the support. You have a direct support [12:33] link through the pro plan. We're able to [12:34] get a ticket and we're able to actually [12:36] um uh you know support you and give some [12:38] priority support on that side. So um if [12:40] you're on the pro plan and having any [12:42] issues um I haven't seen many actually. [12:44] Uh you know grab a ticket number and let [12:46] us know. we're able to kind of um flag [12:48] that internally as well. [12:51] >> Otter saying amazing so far. Yeah, like [12:54] despite the the huge hit that our [12:57] servers have gotten like a lot of folks [12:58] are just like having a great time. No [13:00] problems. Um just like working on their [13:03] problem on their on their projects. So [13:05] really um happy to be seeing this. Um [13:09] let's see. We have Hunter Vance saying [13:12] he's working on the biggest virtual [13:14] speed dating network event Replet has [13:17] ever had based off Manny's advice. [13:19] Curious what was that advice? Um and [13:22] yeah, that seems like a really neat [13:24] concept. Speed um networking. Um, I [13:28] actually it was I was at an event um [13:30] this past weekend and I I demoed uh an [13:33] application that made it possible for [13:36] folks in an event live to connect with [13:39] one another uh really really fast and it [13:41] was a big hit. I have to post a video [13:43] about it a little bit later, but the [13:45] audience loved it. So essentially it was [13:48] like it's it's you know you I I you go [13:50] onto your phone, you answer a couple of [13:52] questions and then based on those [13:53] questions, you get matched with other [13:55] people at that event. And my pitch to [13:58] everybody was like, well, you know, you [13:59] go to these events, you talk to, you [14:01] know, 10 people like over the course of [14:03] two hours and you maybe connect with one [14:05] of them. What if you can condense all of [14:07] that into like answering three [14:09] questions, three minutes, and then you [14:11] automatically get paired with the people [14:13] that are most likely to be interesting [14:14] to you and do that really fast. And the [14:17] the you know, people just loved it. And [14:20] so I think there is a lot of opportunity [14:22] to create apps like that that help [14:24] people connect either virtually or in [14:27] real life. I feel like in real life [14:29] there's like a lot of things that you [14:30] can do that can still be fun and can be [14:32] optimized using different custom types [14:34] of applications. So curious to see where [14:36] you go with that. Hunter, tell us more [14:37] about that. [14:38] >> No, you know, I think you know Hunter. [14:39] He's from High and Five. [14:40] >> Oh, yes. Oh my gosh, [laughter] [14:44] Hunter, one of our winners from the [14:46] Agent Four Buildon. Yes. Thank you. So, [14:49] Hunter, I'm curious what what's the [14:50] advice that I gave you that you're going [14:51] off of and just make sure that it's good [14:53] advice cuz I'm 5050, you know, like like [14:56] I no guarantee on that advice. [14:58] [laughter] [14:59] [gasps] [15:00] >> Yeah. I actually have a question. Uh [15:01] Cassie um who joined us earlier this [15:03] morning at 4 in the morning. Um what [15:06] were you working on as well? I know she [15:07] said that uh almost your your projects [15:09] are almost finished up. Um I know you [15:11] were working I think you were live [15:12] streaming as well. Uh yeah, please let [15:13] us know in the chat. We've seen you kind [15:15] of over the past couple of live streams. [15:17] Great to hear uh what you're working on [15:19] as well. [15:21] >> Oh, CBEN an agent orchestrator platform. [15:24] I This is interesting. Yeah, there's I [15:26] think yeah, like as more people are [15:28] using different types of LMS and [15:30] different agents, how do you have them [15:32] all work together in uh and hand off [15:35] tasks to one another? I think that's an [15:37] um interesting concept. Pretty [15:39] complicated. Be interested how you pull [15:40] that off, but yeah, want to see more [15:42] about that um as well. [15:44] >> Yeah, and if anyone's working on [15:46] parallel agents, I'd love to hear that. [15:47] That's something that we internally have [15:48] been kind of trying to like keep an eye [15:50] on and just see like what people are [15:51] submitting and posting as well. Um, [15:53] always good to kind of see what what [15:55] folks are like, you know, pushing [15:56] forward on on everything. So, uh, let us [15:59] know in the chat if you're working on [16:00] something interesting on on on that side [16:01] of things. Also, yes, I see a lot of [16:04] like Tommy um, shout outs, Tommy. It's [16:06] been great. I'm the guy that's dropping [16:07] in and out of your live streams and just [16:09] checking in um, on any like support [16:11] issues. A huge shout out to Tommy [16:13] because he's been really good at just [16:14] kind of flagging it for our support, [16:15] flagging it for us internally. Um, and I [16:18] just literally been dropping into his [16:19] stream like, "Hey, what are people [16:20] talking about? Like, what's going on?" [16:22] and and and uh you know what's uh what's [16:24] happening there and then kind of you [16:25] know making sure that the support team [16:27] checks it out. [16:28] >> Tommy is great. Yeah. Also Tommy saying [16:31] yeah definitely go with the core plan. [16:33] Just go for it. Someone's here like yeah [16:35] go for the pro plan. I think yeah pro [16:38] plan again you're not necessarily paying [16:40] for more. You're just paying for credits [16:42] in advance. So core plan is $20. Pro [16:45] plan is $100 in credits and monthly [16:47] credits that you're going to use in [16:48] advance. And uh so you're just going to [16:51] use those up and you get access to [16:53] special perks on the Discord side, [16:55] special um access, special office hours, [16:59] special programming, and um some other [17:01] bells and whistles that come with Pro. [17:03] So yeah, I yeah, I say check out Core, [17:07] check out Pro. Now is a good time to do [17:08] it, especially if you're on the free [17:10] plan right now. You're going to get a [17:12] lot uh lot more in the next couple of [17:15] hours uh by doing that. And again, try [17:17] it out. up. If you don't like it, you [17:18] can always go back. [17:20] >> All right, recovering sports fan, I [17:21] guess I'll see you later. Uh, it just [17:23] got core. It's up and running. Got to go [17:24] to work. Well, we appreciate you, uh, [17:27] getting right into it. Um, and yeah, [17:28] it's like the perfect time because you [17:30] can really kind of push to its limit and [17:31] everything else that's that's going on. [17:33] So, uh, very, very awesome to kind of [17:35] see that, you know, diving right in as [17:36] well. [17:39] I got another couple ones here as well. [17:41] Let me see here real quick. Um, back to [17:43] Cassie Tech. Looks like a launch kit for [17:45] vibe coders. Any hackers? That's [17:47] awesome. Um, you know, I often get a lot [17:49] of people saying that, you know, uh, [17:51] they feel like they're very late to the [17:52] game, like, you know, they're they're [17:54] kind of falling behind on all the AI [17:55] trends, but like being in the AI [17:58] industry, myself, you know, working here [17:59] with me, Mcklly, and the rest of the [18:01] team, I can tell you that if you're at, [18:03] you know, using Replet, if you're on [18:04] this live stream, you're already ahead [18:06] of the curve. It's still very early on [18:08] relative to what's going on in the [18:09] world. Um, and clearly like, you know, [18:11] launching, you know, a launch kit for [18:12] vibe coders, indie hackers is something [18:14] that still people really need and are [18:15] looking for. So, um, Cassie, awesome to [18:18] kind of check that out. Um, one of these [18:19] days, please send it over to us. We'd [18:20] love to see it, um, as well. Um, seems [18:22] like a very, very cool idea. Also, I am, [18:26] uh, here's two. I've, uh, I've seen you [18:28] in the morning as well. So, been [18:29] building governance frameworks and built [18:30] an assembly line for parallel agents. [18:32] Again, that's awesome. Love to hear [18:34] about it. And we're always kind of just [18:35] seeing like what's going on with [18:37] parallel agents, what can be done. It's [18:38] just exciting to kind of check that out. [18:41] >> Yeah, we're I feel like we're so early. [18:43] Like I I think that the test here is [18:45] that if you go into like a standard say [18:47] like business networking event and you [18:49] ask people if they know what vibe coding [18:52] is my my guess it would be that like 10% [18:56] of folks maybe like maybe 5% of folks [18:58] know what vibe coding is and like even [19:00] smaller percentage have even done any [19:01] type of vibe coding and what they don't [19:03] know is that vibe coding is going to [19:05] just completely going to change how [19:08] everybody does work. We're already [19:09] starting to see it uh with some of our [19:11] early enterprise customers. We sat we [19:14] had Cody and Nick from the enterprise [19:16] team this past week on the show. Um was [19:19] it just yesterday? It was just [19:20] yesterday. Sorry. Was yesterday in the [19:21] show? [19:23] >> I'm losing track of time, man. And [19:25] they're just telling us about what [19:27] businesses and organizations are doing. [19:28] And I'm like, yeah, Vipon is totally [19:31] going to take over uh many businesses [19:33] and many enterprises and just change how [19:34] how how things work. And so, you know, [19:38] the fact that, you know, so few people [19:40] still don't, you know, still don't still [19:42] know don't know about vibe coding, I [19:45] think just kind of tells you just how [19:46] early we are. Um, and then on on that, I [19:49] would I would, you know, if you're doing [19:50] a launch kit for vibe coders, you know, [19:52] I I would kind of like because that that [19:54] that subset might be a little bit small, [19:55] I might broaden that out a little bit [19:57] more Casey, I would think about maybe [19:58] like a broader launch kit for like just [20:00] entrepreneurs in general. um and and um [20:03] kind of maybe open up um that that TAM a [20:06] little bit that that that market [20:07] opportunity a little bit. But yeah, [20:09] curious to see what you build, Casey. [20:11] >> Absolutely. And then um a quick question [20:13] here. I've seen a couple of times [20:15] where's the Discord link? Um join the [20:16] buildathon link. So on the buildathon [20:18] link, you go through a uh basically like [20:20] an onboarding process and at the end of [20:22] the onboarding process, you'll get [20:23] looped into Discord where the rest of us [20:25] are are kind of hanging out. On that [20:27] kind of note, um, from Alva, I have the [20:30] pro plan, don't have Discord special [20:31] access. Feel free to DM me on on [20:33] Discord. I'm in there. Um, you you'll [20:35] basically see me jumping around [20:36] announcements and everything else, and [20:37] we can kind of get you uh get you set [20:39] up. Typically, there's like a 24-hour [20:41] delay from if you just upgraded, it'll [20:43] take about 24 hours for you can jump in [20:45] there and be a part of that group. Um, [20:47] and we'll be able to kind of get you uh [20:49] set up and and and fixed really quickly. [20:55] Oops. I think you might be muted. Uh, [20:57] Manny. [21:00] >> Whoops. Um, no, you can only submit one [21:03] project. Uh, radio, is it radio [21:06] Milwaukee? Yeah, radio Milwaukee. Just [21:08] one project for the buildathon. But [21:10] again, with agent being free, you can [21:12] build as many projects as you want. It's [21:15] just if you want to compete in the [21:17] buildathon, it's just one project. And [21:19] again, you know, I've seen some folks [21:21] make their submissions already for their [21:23] for their buildathon. um projects. I you [21:26] know I'd say like wait a little bit. [21:27] Make sure you know finish take full [21:29] advantage of the entire period that you [21:31] have. It goes through tomorrow 5:00 am [21:33] Pacific time. Give yourself some time to [21:35] really make some steady like strong [21:37] progress. Do your video and then submit [21:40] your checkpoint on the buildathon. [21:43] Really like why you want to be on the on [21:44] the Billathon site right now is to get [21:46] access to the Discord. So go go go to [21:49] the buildaththon um site, set up your [21:51] profile, get in Discord so that you um [21:53] can connect with all these great folks [21:55] in our community, share what you're what [21:57] you're building, and also um get some [22:00] help if you need it. [22:02] >> Yeah, absolutely. Um yeah, a lot a lot [22:04] to be able to kind of check out there. [22:06] Um yeah, see a couple of questions on [22:08] the uh the project, so hopefully that's [22:10] helpful. Um and then I saw a couple of [22:12] other interesting ones here from Jason. [22:15] Um, I'm at Savannah Bananas game with my [22:17] wife and baby. I'll finish everything [22:18] and have my app built by before midnight [22:20] tonight. I love it. I've always wanted [22:22] to go one of those games. But I've seen [22:24] a lot of photos of people at the airport [22:26] they're building, you know, at the park, [22:28] everywhere else in between. You know, [22:29] being able to build from your phone is [22:31] one of the really cool things actually [22:32] people are discovering for the first [22:33] time. Um, not that they didn't know, but [22:35] just they're so used to working on [22:36] desktop, which I totally understand, but [22:38] it's incredible how powerful the mobile [22:40] app is itself as well. Um, and a lot of [22:43] folks now that it's free, they're just [22:44] like, "Well, might as well try it out, [22:45] you know, and and they've been having a [22:46] blast." So, um, hopefully, you know, it [22:49] replaces like Doom scrolling or other [22:50] things that aren't as great on the [22:52] phone, you know? It's another great way [22:53] to kind of be able to learn and build as [22:54] well. [22:55] >> Jason, how do you get how did you get [22:57] tickets to Savannah Bananas? [laughter] [22:59] Dude, we've been trying to get tickets. [23:00] Like, it's like a lottery. You have to [23:03] like sign up and like you got to hope [23:05] you get like a like even like the [23:07] opportunity to buy tickets. That's [23:09] crazy. Yeah. Um, I would love for you to [23:11] take a photo if you're still there. Take [23:12] a photo of yourself vibe coding at the [23:14] Savannah Bananas uh game. That would be [23:17] um really really neat. And for for [23:19] context for everybody else, like [23:20] Savannah Bananas, it's like it's like [23:22] baseball but like gamified. It's kind of [23:24] wild. It's like like fast-paced baseball [23:26] kind of thing. Um they're super popular. [23:28] So yeah, if you could take a photo and [23:30] post that on on social somewhere and tag [23:32] me, that'd be great. [23:33] >> Yeah. Um another question. I know folks [23:35] are kind of coming in and out. Um I'm [23:37] seeing that you know folks are dropping [23:38] in. Um the purpose of the stream is [23:40] really just to kind of check in with the [23:41] community, see what people are building, [23:43] talk a little bit about what's going on. [23:45] Um a lot of folks in the Discord uh [23:46] reached out to us and just wanted to [23:48] kind of learn a little bit more of [23:49] what's happening. So uh we went ahead [23:51] and you know jumped on here to be able [23:53] to kind of just you know feel some of [23:54] the questions and also uh see some of [23:57] the projects and highlight some of them. [23:58] So um it's been great to kind of see [24:00] what everyone's been up to and again uh [24:02] been cool to see what people are doing [24:04] with Parallel Agents. I'm seeing a [24:05] couple different cool examples. Another [24:07] really good one um is here from Sen. Uh [24:10] I'm making a GM AI power relationship [24:13] care app that helps you show up [24:14] meaningful for everyone you love with [24:16] personal gift recommendations, cultural [24:18] holiday awareness, and proactive [24:19] members. So very, very awesome. It's [24:21] just kind of cool to see how, you know, [24:23] deep people are willing to go with some [24:24] of these different ideas. And the [24:26] variety has been very impressive. It's [24:28] been really really cool to kind of see [24:29] what people are working on and how [24:31] creative they're getting with it. [24:33] And we also have a very special guest [24:37] that we want to bring on as well. So [24:42] hang tight and let's bring on our very [24:44] special guest. [24:46] >> Yeah, very very excited. I wasn't sure [24:48] if we're going be able to get him today, [24:49] but um yeah, it's been awesome to kind [24:51] of be able to to bring some folks on. [24:52] And Manny, feel free to shift us around [24:54] if you need to. Awesome. Welcome Mcklli. [24:57] >> Hey guys, nice to see you. [24:59] >> Hey, how's it going? How are you? How [25:02] how are you holding up? [25:04] >> Holding up, I would say. Yeah. All of [25:07] us, I think. I I don't even know which [25:08] time zone I'm leaving right now. [25:10] [laughter] [25:11] >> We're in replet time zone. That's where [25:12] we're replet. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. [25:16] >> For for everybody in the chat, we're [25:18] welcoming Michael, our president and [25:21] head of AI here at Replet. U just a real [25:25] treat to have him on the show. He like [25:28] just does a such a great job of getting [25:30] us ready for all these big major [25:31] launches and just leading all of our [25:33] efforts around AI and agents backstage [25:35] and and just does such a great [25:37] phenomenal job. So really excited to [25:39] have you on the show. I'm wondering [25:40] Michael if we can start off Replet [25:42] turned 10 today. I'm wondering like what [25:45] does that mean to you? How does that how [25:47] does that feel like having been at [25:48] Replet for so long? Replet turning 10. [25:51] I think we just got started, right? We [25:54] launched a flow that a year and a half [25:56] ago and there is an infinite list of [26:00] feature requests and things that we're [26:02] planning internally. So, I think when I [26:05] addressed the company, I said, you know, [26:07] let's see what's going to happen the [26:08] next 10 years of Repit. Um, but it's [26:11] been an incredible ride. I think what we [26:13] were able to accomplish today is also [26:15] the product of all the sweat and effort [26:18] that went you know in the last 10 years [26:20] of the company and the fact that you [26:22] know we were able to sustain this [26:23] incredible load we're still working very [26:25] hard on that that's why I'm only going [26:26] to shop for a few minutes and then I'm [26:27] going to disappear again the entire [26:29] engine team they are the unsung heroes [26:32] of the situation uh they've been working [26:34] around the clock in the last few days to [26:36] make this happen but yeah uh exciting [26:39] way to to celebrate by all means, you [26:42] know, just giving our productivity to [26:44] everyone, allow them to build as much as [26:46] they can, allow them to see how powerful [26:48] it is, what we created. Uh, this was an [26:50] amazing opportunity. [26:52] >> Yeah. No, we're seeing the chat. People [26:54] are just loving it. They're building [26:55] some amazing things. They've got some [26:57] great things that are they're submitting [26:58] to the buildathon. Um, so no, [27:01] everybody's having a blast here. [27:03] >> Yeah. And it's like very classic Mcklli, [27:05] right? Like as soon as something is [27:06] like, oh, we just launched this, you [27:07] know, we just hit 10 years. What are the [27:09] next 10 years going to look like? Right? [27:10] We just launched a what is [laughter] [27:11] the next page going to look like? It's [27:13] always and it's always with you in mind, [27:14] right? You'll always see M. Kelly on [27:16] Twitter. You'll see him on Reddit. [27:17] You'll see him on every kind of surface. [27:19] Every once in a while, I'll get, you [27:21] know, a ping at like right around [27:22] midnight like, "Hey, what's going on [27:23] here? What's happening?" Like, trust me, [27:25] if anyone cares about the user and cares [27:27] about the folks that are building and [27:28] the builders, it it is Mcklli. [27:32] >> Thank you guys. And thanks for helping [27:33] the the entire community. I know that [27:35] you we started all the same time today. [27:37] What was that? 4:45 a.m. Pacific time. [27:41] [laughter] [27:41] >> Replet time. [27:42] >> Yeah. Replic time. Yeah. Great energy. [27:45] >> Yeah. But we had like 500 people on the [27:48] stream this morning. Melly, people were [27:50] ready. Like they were like in the chat. [27:51] >> Oh, I know. I know. I know. [laughter] [27:54] >> M Kelly knows. [27:55] >> Like I would love to tell you I slept, [27:57] but in real you know, even in the few [27:58] hours I told myself, okay, I should [28:00] recover some energies. I was scrolling [28:02] seeing if people were hyped about it. [28:03] So, but this has to be great. you know, [28:05] because people are waiting for us to [28:06] make it happen. And it's also great that [28:09] we have another what was it 14 hours [28:12] ahead of us, you know, 13 and a half. [28:14] >> Yep. [28:15] >> So, a lot of stuff to build. Hopefully, [28:18] not too much stuff on our hand to fix. [28:20] Uh, but I have to tell you, the load [28:22] that we've been receiving on the [28:23] infrastructure is absolutely incredible. [28:26] uh we we were already being optimistic [28:28] in terms of you know usage and [28:30] excitement that this initiative would [28:31] have received and it's probably 2x [28:34] higher than our most optimistic [28:36] expectation. So you folks on the builder [28:39] community forced us to take maybe nine [28:42] months of engineering road map on you [28:44] know how to scale our entire [28:45] infrastructure and basically make it [28:47] happen in a week and we're working on it [28:50] today. Uh I think you know we are ready [28:52] we're definitely ready for the next 10 [28:53] years but you know even today we serve [28:55] we built so much stuff with reput agent [28:58] and uh keep doing it keep keep stressing [29:00] our infrastructure we're going to make [29:02] it work. [29:03] >> Yeah keep building. Yeah, absolutely. [29:05] Want to see your submissions in the [29:07] buildathon. Also, Michaela, we're doing [29:08] a buildathon and so folks are going to [29:11] what they build. They're going to put [29:13] videos out there describing what they [29:15] were able to get down done in 24 hours. [29:18] And I feel like you more than anybody, [29:20] you you push the pace. You really like u [29:22] push us to like go big and to get it [29:24] done in a shorter period of time that we [29:26] might otherwise expect. So that's what [29:27] I'm telling everybody here that like [29:28] you're going to be surprised in terms of [29:30] what you can do in 24 hours with Asia. [29:32] you can get a lot done. [29:35] >> Well, let me let me share a secret at [29:39] this point. We started to plan for this [29:41] initiative not very long ago. This is [29:43] probably something that you will expect. [29:45] We've been planning for two months and [29:48] you know we've been slowly rolling up [29:50] this infrastructure in order to make it [29:51] happen. I think I was able to confirm it [29:54] internally maybe a week ago literally [29:57] and then you know we started to make [29:58] plans and marketing community [30:00] engineering um I think that's the that's [30:03] the superpower of rapid whenever we can [30:04] make something awesome happen we we [30:07] don't we don't get afraid of timelines [30:10] we don't get afraid of deadlines so [30:12] everyone who's building on on the [30:14] community side you should think exactly [30:16] in the same way in 24 hours you can do [30:18] so much and I'm already seeing this I'm [30:20] seeing videos on you X on Reddit or a [30:23] lot of cool posts. I'm also seeing some [30:25] of the top users what they're [30:26] accomplishing on the product today. I [30:28] can see exactly what you're building, [30:30] but I get a high level idea. Some of you [30:32] folks are like running 10 business ideas [30:35] in parallel. Like not 10 agents in [30:37] parallel. You have 10 business ideas. [30:39] Each one of them has a bunch of agents [30:41] running in parallel. I didn't think I [30:43] ever stress tested my own agent in that [30:45] way in the last couple of months. So [30:48] absolutely amazing. [30:49] >> And there was like an internal joke. [30:50] spoke with the engineers like are you [30:51] sure this is not Mcklli? Are you sure [30:52] it's not you know yourself that's trying [30:54] to do this? He's like I [laughter] don't [30:55] even think like that. [30:57] >> No, not even myself who would be like [30:59] that crazy mostly because one eye is on [31:02] monitoring the situation and then the [31:03] other one is seeing what's going on with [31:05] our agent. But no um it it's really [31:08] inspiring to see what we have today in [31:11] terms of community and what the product [31:13] can do. um because it's it's really [31:15] showing us how much further we should [31:17] push it and you know the fact that we [31:19] have this obsession in always trying to [31:21] make the rapid agent more affordable [31:24] more accessible to everyone it's clear [31:26] that this is this is really you know our [31:29] life mission we need to take this [31:30] product we need to make it 5x cheaper [31:33] and 10x cheaper over the next five years [31:35] 10 years in order to really you know [31:37] give this technology to everyone because [31:38] then the moment it happens what what's [31:41] happening today is going to be every [31:43] single day of the year for us and you [31:45] know I want this level of excitement on [31:47] our hands and for the entire community [31:49] every single day. [31:51] >> Absolutely. I mean we've been we've been [31:52] talking about this with the chat in that [31:54] I feel like we're all still very early [31:56] when it comes to vibe coding. If you're [31:58] in this chat you're one of the early [32:00] adopters but as I go to like general [32:03] business networking events like I think [32:05] like maybe like 15% of the people there [32:07] know what vibe coding is. And so this is [32:10] just like an early taste of what's to [32:13] come. So we got like it's a great trial [32:15] test for us because like pretty soon [32:17] VCON is becoming is going to become [32:19] mainstream. You're going to have [32:20] everybody on platforms like Replet [32:22] bringing their ideas to life. [32:26] >> Yeah. Yeah. [32:28] >> It's been incredible to kind of see. [32:29] Yeah. Again, we're always getting pushed [32:31] to the limit and see what's happening. [32:32] Kelly, you were going to say something? [32:34] Oh, I just wanted to address um some of [32:37] the issues that we're having on the on [32:40] the on the technical side. And so at the [32:43] moment, every now and then, we need to [32:45] shed some of the load for the free [32:47] users. Uh not because we don't want to [32:50] make this happen, but you know, as I was [32:52] mentioning earlier, we're probably like [32:54] 4x over, you know, our most optimistic [32:57] estimates overall, especially on the [32:59] free side. So a lot of you are in love [33:02] with Rapid and they're trying the [33:03] product and clearly you really enjoy [33:06] what's building otherwise you wouldn't [33:07] be creating so much traffic. So we're [33:09] trying to come up with some solutions to [33:12] still have many of you building. We need [33:14] to let you in gradually on the platform [33:16] you know rather as as the avalanche that [33:19] we're experiencing right now. And you [33:21] we're trying to also have different [33:23] agent modes so that you know maybe you [33:24] can build something in economy mode then [33:27] we're going to bring over to light mode [33:28] you know in order to to support the [33:30] load. As I mentioned there are another [33:32] 13 hours and a half almost. Uh stick [33:35] with us get some dinner touch grass come [33:39] back you know and we're going to be [33:41] sending updates in the next couple of [33:42] hours to make sure that everyone gets a [33:45] chance to build whatever they're [33:46] passionate about. Then also my [33:48] recommendation is if you're a free user [33:51] at the moment uh but you know you you [33:54] want to upgrade to core we're going to [33:56] be able to bump you up in the queue. So [33:58] you're you're going to be able to have [33:59] access earlier just because you know we [34:01] have to gradually on board people in and [34:03] my recommendation is especially today is [34:06] the best day for you to try the core [34:08] subscription on Rabbit because if you [34:10] build something amazing you also want to [34:12] publish it. You want to put it in [34:14] production. You want to put it in front [34:16] of users. So don't don't shy away to try [34:19] it. I'm not trying to shield the [34:20] product. I'm just, you know, trying to [34:21] tell you what is the best way to build [34:23] the earth. It's it's free. So you're not [34:26] going to be spending anything today. [34:27] Build whatever you love and then come to [34:30] the core plan as soon as possible so [34:32] that you know you're going to be able to [34:33] share with you know all the people that [34:34] are passionate about your app. [34:37] >> Awesome. No, and thank you so much. [34:39] Yeah, I'm already seeing some notes here [34:40] from users. Thank you for addressing [34:42] it's back up now. Please keep it going [34:44] for the rest of the day. We're trying. [34:45] We promise we're trying. I think that's [34:46] what we're trying. [34:46] >> We're really trying. [34:48] >> Yeah. Um but awesome. Yeah, it's it's [34:50] fantastic time to check it out. A lot of [34:52] people I think earlier today we had [34:54] Yeah, Manny said the same thing like, [34:55] "Hey, this is the best time to upgrade [34:57] and then he was like, I just upgraded. [34:58] I'm going to go off to work now. I'll [34:59] see you guys later." I'm like, "All [35:00] right, talk to you later." Then maybe [35:01] for the next stream and see what you've [35:03] been, you know, been up to. [35:05] >> Some people are just straight up [35:06] upgrading to Pro. They're just skipping [35:08] core together. I've [35:09] >> seen a lot of that, too. [laughter] [35:11] >> Yeah, [35:12] >> pro. Pro is pretty awesome. you know I [35:14] even intern I think all of us moved over [35:16] to that tier there's a lot of nice nifty [35:18] additions to the you know building [35:20] experience that are totally worth it and [35:23] anyway you will soon find out that uh if [35:26] you're if you become a pro builder those [35:28] credits are going to be very useful for [35:29] you. [35:31] >> Yeah. No absolutely um a lot of people [35:33] are just discovering the power of [35:34] parallel agents today discovering the [35:36] power of just having multiple different [35:37] projects running at once. Uh and yeah [35:40] just really seeing how much can even be [35:41] done on the phone. we were talking about [35:42] earlier mobile devices and like well you [35:44] know what it's already free might as [35:45] well try out the mobile you know [35:47] experience and yeah it's like again [35:49] someone was talking about doing it [35:50] during the Savannah game the Savannah [35:51] banana game and just like you know [35:53] trying to watch the game and building at [35:55] the same time so people are having a lot [35:57] of fun [35:58] >> we we have to do this on a Saturday [36:00] because it's one of the days where we [36:02] get a bit less traffic you know so to [36:04] compensate [36:06] um but the truth is I think a lot of you [36:08] are you know out with family I mean I'm [36:10] seeing a lot of post on access [36:11] especially people building on mobile [36:12] where their kids are playing on where [36:14] they're they're taking a trip. It's, you [36:17] know, it's amazing how flexible Rapid [36:19] has become that really allows you to [36:20] build whatever you love anywhere you are [36:22] in the world. [36:24] >> Yeah. No, it's been crazy. Here we go. [36:26] Voding the movie theater later family. [36:28] Watch the Michael movie. There we go. [36:29] There we have it. [laughter] It's [36:30] incredible. [36:31] >> Always be building. [36:33] >> Yes. Always be building. It's amazing. [36:36] Um, no, but awesome. Um, anything else [36:38] you want to share, Muel? Anything else [36:40] that's interesting, top of mind? I know [36:41] there's a lot going on. [36:43] >> I I'll probably, you know, get back to [36:45] the to the team now. I would say follow [36:48] uh Francisco, follow Manny, follow our [36:51] rapid, you know, account wherever is [36:53] your, you know, favorite social media [36:54] platform. Uh because we're going to keep [36:56] sending updates in the next, you know, [36:58] at the very least 12 hours. Hopefully, [37:00] most of them are going to be positive [37:02] updates. If we hit another snag, please [37:05] bear with us. We are really doing the [37:07] best we can in order to make it work. [37:09] Uh, but you know, I promise you it's [37:10] going to be worth it. [37:12] >> Awesome. Thank you so much. And yeah, [37:14] follow Mcklli as well. He is checking [37:15] out all of your feedback. Drop it in our [37:17] comments. We're literally uh collecting [37:19] all the comments from this live stream. [37:21] We'll be on Discord. We have multiple [37:23] moderators. Again, a huge shout out to [37:25] um Iris from Cognto Cod and KG who's [37:28] here in the office somewhere with me and [37:29] just a variety of other folks that are [37:31] here on the ambassador side. It's it's [37:32] been huge. We're listening and oh, and a [37:34] huge shout out to Tommy. Tommy's been [37:35] live streaming. I think it's like a [37:36] 24-hour live stream. He's been [37:38] collecting feedback for us, sharing it [37:39] with us. So, um, we really great. [37:42] >> Thank you, Tommy. Yeah. Yeah, I've been [37:44] seeing your post. Amazing. Amazing [37:46] content. [37:47] >> It's it's all hands on deck here. [37:49] Everybody's everybody's helping out [37:50] here. [laughter] [37:52] >> Yeah. Keep keep the feedback coming. You [37:54] know, if it's about the system working [37:56] correctly, trust us, we we know that [37:58] already whenever it happens. And, you [38:00] know, we we we're already working on [38:01] that. Uh, feedback on the product, what [38:04] you're loving, what you dislike. [38:05] Especially those of you that haven't [38:07] tested parallelism, parallel agents [38:10] before, you know, the the problem that [38:12] we're running today. I would love to [38:14] hear your feedback, what you enjoyed [38:16] about the experience, what you found [38:18] confusing. It's a very powerful feature. [38:20] Uh it took us a lot of work both in [38:23] terms of engineering and design to make [38:25] it so accessible, but you know, the more [38:27] feedback we receive from the community, [38:29] the better we're going to be making it [38:31] over time. It's it's very unique like no [38:33] one else says what we built when it [38:35] comes to power agents and I I I would [38:37] love to to hear from everyone. So as [38:40] Francisco said shoot the feedback to the [38:42] community, send it over to me, follow me [38:44] on Max. Uh that's my 247 fixation. I [38:47] want to make rapid agent as good as it [38:49] gets. So I want to hear from you. [38:52] >> Awesome. Mcklli, thank you so much for [38:54] joining. We really appreciate your time. [38:55] It's I know it's a very busy day, so we [38:57] appreciate it. [38:58] >> Thank you everyone. I'll I'll see you [39:00] soon. I'm going to pop in another live [39:01] stream, you know, in the near future. I [39:04] can't wait. [39:05] >> Awesome. Thank you, Melly. Have a good [39:06] one. [39:07] >> Take care. Bye-bye. [39:09] >> Awesome. No. Well, there we there we [39:11] have it. Um, and again, thank you all so [39:13] much for joining in and supporting. I [39:14] know there's a lot of Mcklli fans out [39:16] here. That's really who he is, by the [39:19] way. He is always listening to feedback. [39:21] He truly cares about our users. I get [39:23] like I'm trying to be humble and like be [39:25] nice in front of him, but that he [39:26] messages me at midnight. I get messages [39:28] at three in the morning, two in the [39:29] morning, like from, you know, hey, what [39:31] is this on Twitter? Hey, what's this on [39:32] Reddit? Have you talked to these folks, [39:33] you know, and um he truly truly cares. [39:35] So, drop in your feedback. He's very [39:37] active on X. It's probably one of the [39:39] best places for him to check out. Um [39:41] also, again, we're going to be on the [39:42] Discord until at the very least until 5 [39:45] a.m. tomorrow. Um after that, I think [39:46] it's going to slow down a little bit [39:48] just as folks, you know, begin to get [39:49] some sleep, get some rest, and things [39:51] like that. Um but we're listening to [39:52] your feedback. I think right now [39:54] probably Discord is the best place [39:56] amongst the community team just because [39:57] we have additional support. We're [39:58] staffing folks to kind of help us out [39:59] there. Um but uh anywhere anywhere you [40:02] want to drop it in um we're out there. [40:03] And a huge huge shout out to the support [40:06] team um Alexis Travis who have been um [40:09] on just like you know checking [40:10] everything out, making sure things are [40:12] running smoothly. We have a lot more [40:13] folks on the support side. Also [40:14] engineering, there's a lot of engineers [40:16] on call um that are kind of you know [40:18] working with us um um just to make sure [40:20] that things are going well around the [40:22] clock. Um, yeah, it's been an exciting [40:23] time overall. [40:25] >> No, I like what Michaela said that this [40:27] this whole agent being free for 24 hours [40:30] idea was hashed a week ago. [laughter] [40:33] >> That's not a lie. [40:34] >> That is Manny knows [40:35] >> insane. [40:37] >> Yeah, I was like, [40:38] >> why not? Let's have the biggest day on [40:40] Replet ever. How about in seven days? [40:42] Everybody ready? Okay. [40:45] >> Nope. All right, we're getting ready. [40:46] Uh, I remember uh last Friday I was [40:48] like, you know what? I'm going to leave [40:50] the office early today. I'm going to [40:51] leave like at 4:30 or 5. It's going to, [40:53] you know, I'm going to head out. I [40:54] remember like stumbling at around 10:00 [40:56] at night knowing what was coming next [40:57] week. But it's been totally worth it. [40:59] It's been so much fun. Like we've [41:01] invested so much more into our Discord. [41:02] What I one things I want to like share [41:04] with you all is our Discord doubled [41:06] literally overnight. Like we have, you [41:09] know, tons of users in there. It's super [41:11] active. And for us, it's just kind of [41:13] like how Mikuel Kelly is preparing to, [41:16] you know, increase uh the support and [41:18] the usage of Replet itself as a product. [41:20] We're trying to do the same with the [41:21] community, right? We're going to be [41:22] investing a lot more into the [41:24] programming of the community. We're [41:25] going to be investing a lot more with [41:26] resources, different ways to get [41:27] involved. Um, there's a lot of new [41:29] ambassadors coming very soon. I was just [41:31] talking to Tommy. I was like, I'm going [41:32] to reach out to you after this weekend. [41:34] You know, after this weekend, we have an [41:35] event in Singapore that's happening over [41:37] the weekend as well. Like, they didn't [41:38] wait for permission. They just kind of [41:39] launched it. And I think they're going [41:40] to be live 6 pm our time out in [41:42] Singapore. Um, it's been incredible to [41:44] see what people are doing. And I think [41:46] there's a couple of like three or four [41:47] different live streams that are [41:48] happening where people have never live [41:49] streamed before, but they wanted to just [41:51] for this opportunity to be able to kind [41:53] of build alongside the community. [41:55] >> Yeah, absolutely. We like I do the I [41:58] know this because of one, you know, I've [42:01] got to make sure I'm on top of [42:02] everything, but also we do the week the [42:03] weekend review at the on Friday's show [42:06] and I'm like, let me like let me look [42:08] back. What do we ship this week? And [42:09] it's like always like, oh my gosh, [42:11] another massive week. Like and then like [42:13] for a while there I was using the same [42:14] copy like a a massive week in Replet a [42:16] massive and it just got redundant like [42:18] every week here at Replet feels massive. [42:21] It feels like we're shipping like [42:22] insanely fast and a lot of that is [42:26] credit to Michael. Like he sets the bar [42:28] very very high. He sets these very [42:31] ambitious goals and he has an intensity [42:34] about him. He's he's he's you know on [42:36] camera very chill like oh kind of cool [42:39] but like behind the scenes like when are [42:41] we going to get this done? Can we do [42:42] this tomorrow? Why can't we do it [42:43] faster? Let's do let's do more. Let's do [42:46] bigger. Um but man like it's you know [42:49] it's it's you know it's intense but like [42:51] the fact that we get to do amazing [42:53] things for all of you uh like today like [42:56] it's it's all worth it to see these [42:57] these great comments that are coming [42:58] through. [42:59] >> No, absolutely. And and what I'll say [43:01] also about Mcklli is he's an incredible [43:02] leader. Um, I think the engineering team [43:04] is is very close to him. You'll see [43:06] them. Like, it's really hard. I I [43:08] remember one time when I was first [43:09] interviewing, I remember coming into the [43:11] office and it was like 7:30 and there [43:12] was like 25 people here on a random [43:14] Tuesday night. And I was like, "Oh, [43:16] okay. They're doing this, you know, with [43:18] like new hires. They bring in a big cool [43:19] crew. Hey, stick around. We're going to [43:21] try to impress." No, that's like every [43:23] night. Every night the engineering team [43:24] is late. And then the other thing about [43:26] it as well is um Mcklli is like the [43:28] first one in last one out type [43:30] situation. Like I remember during my [43:31] first launch Replet or excuse me, Agent [43:33] 3. I just remember leaving around like [43:35] 11:00 at night coming in around like 5 [43:38] or 6 in the morning to shoot the promo [43:39] or you know the the opening kind of um [43:42] uh video with with Matt and you know [43:45] sorry Muel he was asleep on the couch [43:46] like he just never left right there was [43:48] just like all the engineers around him [43:50] like he's just always making sure you [43:52] know we're trying to deliver the very [43:53] best that we can for our community our [43:55] users and everyone else. So huge thank [43:57] you to all to just you know who joining [43:58] and and being a part of this with us. [44:00] >> Yeah. And if you if you want to get a [44:02] flavor of this, we released a full [44:04] documentary around the launch of Agent [44:08] 3. That's on our YouTube website. You [44:11] guys should all check that out. It's a [44:12] really good document. Unfortunately, it [44:14] was before my time before I was here at [44:16] Replet. But yeah, it shows you just like [44:18] the pace that um Replet moves at. Um, [44:21] but again, I just one the space is [44:24] moving so fast like you know like [44:26] there's there like there's a new model [44:28] every week that is now state-of-the-art [44:31] and needs to be incorporated into [44:32] Replet. Our folks here at Replet are [44:34] doing all that work for you. They're [44:35] surveying all of the models and seeing [44:37] how they're going to work and they're [44:38] incorporating that into Replet agent. [44:40] And then on top of that, all of you are [44:42] coming up with some great ideas like, [44:43] hey, it would be great if we did this [44:45] XYZ. And then we have these milestones [44:47] like Replet turning 10. And so I think [44:50] for us it's just so much to do, so much [44:52] opportunity that it's it is intense [44:54] here, but like no one's like upset about [44:56] it. It's like the pie is so big and we [44:58] just can't wait and we're so eager to [45:01] take advantage of it and build stuff for [45:02] all of you and share stuff with all of [45:04] you and build this community that I [45:05] don't know. I just feel like I'm I'm I'm [45:07] full of of of excitement. Um, I recently [45:11] spoke to a new hire and you know I asked [45:13] him like what was the most surprising [45:15] thing that you found about Replet being [45:17] here two weeks or so and he said that um [45:21] it sort of the the the the work [45:23] intensity matched with the joy that is [45:25] very hard to come by. So this idea that [45:28] you're going to push hard, you're going [45:29] to work hard, you're going to have high [45:30] standards, but everybody's kind of happy [45:32] about it because like you're like you [45:35] just you're you're like really excited [45:36] about what you're doing here at Replet. [45:38] And I know for me, like I'm just so [45:40] excited about seeing all these comments [45:42] from all of you in terms of what you're [45:43] building, bringing your ideas to life, [45:45] building that business that you've been [45:47] thinking about forever and making that [45:49] happen, getting a job or being more [45:52] helpful at work or helping your family, [45:54] helping your loved ones. Like these apps [45:56] that people are building to help people [45:58] that are close to them that maybe have [45:59] an illness or um or like or or or need [46:03] some help in some way. Like I don't [46:04] know, I see that I just get filled with [46:06] joy. to see that all through replet. [46:08] It's really really cool to see. [46:10] >> Yeah. No, absolutely. And I think like [46:12] one of the things that's really [46:13] interesting about Replet is how [46:14] non-traditional it is in many different [46:15] ways. And I think one of the things that [46:18] excites people the most uh here at [46:19] Replet. First of all, like we love [46:21] everything. We love seeing all the [46:22] different projects, how people kind of [46:23] scale everything out. But like I think [46:25] people get particularly very excited [46:27] when it's like people who maybe aren't [46:29] typically using tech every day or part [46:31] of their normal kind of workflow are [46:32] building incredible tools that are just [46:34] helping them do more. We're talking [46:35] about like plumbers, farmers, like [46:37] there's so many different school [46:38] teachers that are just kind of building [46:39] their own tools that, you know, I've [46:41] always had this idea, but I'm just a [46:43] plumber. Like I don't know anything [46:44] about coding. And we hear that all the [46:46] time. And it's like, no, Replet finally [46:48] made it possible. And they're not only [46:49] able to help out themselves, like you [46:51] mentioned, Manny, but like the rest of [46:52] their community as well alongside with [46:53] them. And that's what really kind of [46:55] fires everyone up here at Replet. And [46:56] it's it's hard to have a bad day when [46:58] when like all of these different winds [47:00] are being spread across the community [47:01] every single day. [47:03] And the other thing that I'll mention, [47:06] there's a question here that I want to [47:07] get to as well. I think it's it's it's [47:09] important, but the other thing, you [47:10] know, that I think about is like if you [47:12] think about AI and just the the massive [47:16] wave that AI is, it's like it's like [47:19] something like it's it's it's like you [47:21] haven't seen something like this before. [47:23] And you you talk to the pros that have [47:25] been in the space for for a long time, [47:26] the Mark Drees that have seen the mobile [47:29] boom, the cloud infrastructure boom, the [47:31] internet boom, and they say that AI is [47:33] going to dwarf that like a hundfold. [47:36] This is completely different. It's going [47:37] to change how we live. It's going to [47:39] change how we work. And I think right [47:41] now there's like there's a real [47:43] competition between folks that are like [47:46] AI is all bad. Um, and folks like Replet [47:50] that says like, "No, AI can help you [47:52] bring your creative ideas to life. AI [47:54] can really help you be better at work [47:57] and help other folks and launch your [47:59] business and be happier and be more [48:01] productive." And so I I think you know [48:03] the fact that like one we just have this [48:05] massive trend and then the fact that two [48:07] like Replet is a like a tool that's [48:09] leveraging this to trend where people [48:11] are actually getting benefit from it. [48:13] you know, contrast that with like, you [48:15] know, tools where like you may be [48:16] generating a whole bunch of AI slot for [48:17] folks to get like um you know, glued to [48:19] their phones. Like you're actually [48:21] building businesses and applications and [48:22] things that are helping people. Like to [48:24] me that like is like really like [48:26] exciting. It's a um you know, we get to [48:28] like really offer that and you being [48:30] here part of this community, you're also [48:32] part of that as well. [48:35] >> Absolutely. Um it's just incredible to [48:37] see and it just doesn't get old. Um, we [48:39] have someone here uh who's telling us [48:41] what I've used at least $200 to $300 [48:42] usage for free today so far and the day [48:44] is still young. That's absolutely right. [48:45] There's so much more to come. Um, very [48:47] excited to kind of see what people are [48:49] building. Also, um, I think Hannah might [48:51] be in here. Yeah, I believe Hannah was [48:53] one of the folks I was mentioning that [48:54] was kind of like, you know, streaming [48:55] live building throughout the day. Um, [48:57] and it's just one of the first times. [48:58] So, again, huge shout out to Hannah for [49:00] for what you're up to. Also, Design [49:02] Studio, I see you. you're with us up and [49:04] early at 4 a.m. I'm really wondering [49:06] where some of these people are located [49:07] because those are very odd hours. Either [49:09] it's very late or very early. So, very [49:12] cool to see Joanne Kelly as well. I [49:13] remember seeing you this morning, too. [49:14] So, again, thank you all so much for for [49:16] being a part of this, you know, with [49:17] with us uh uh you know, along the [49:20] journey. [49:21] >> Yeah. I think someone's here is asking [49:23] like, "Hey, I'm on free and I'm getting [49:24] asked to upgrade." Okay. Yeah. So, a [49:27] little bit of context. We had Michael on [49:29] recently. Um, and the context there is [49:31] like listen, like we we we like we [49:34] thought this was going to be like a big [49:36] deal for this, but even we [49:38] underestimated how big of a of a deal [49:41] this was going to be for us today. And [49:43] so, we're in the process of making usage [49:46] available across all of our different [49:48] accounts uh free. We had to kind of roll [49:51] that back a little bit to to accommodate [49:53] some of the the paying accounts. So, you [49:56] still got some credits there to work [49:58] through. So, you may have hit a limit [49:59] there and we're looking to modify that [50:00] and try increase the usage amounts on [50:03] the free accounts. Um, but you know, as [50:06] we were talking about earlier, now is a [50:08] good time to try out core, especially [50:10] right now because you upgrade to cord. [50:11] You're going to get a higher priority on [50:13] our system in our cues. So, you're going [50:15] to get access to more usage. You can try [50:17] out our core. You're not going to use [50:19] any of the credits for the next 13 hours [50:21] or so. And then afterwards, you get $20 [50:24] that come with the core plan as credits [50:26] that you can use. So, it's not like [50:27] you're paying $20 out of your pocket. [50:29] You're you're in some ways prepaying for [50:31] $20 worth or you're al or you're [50:33] reserving $20 worth of tokens or uh [50:36] credits to use in the following month. [50:38] So, right now it's a great time to check [50:40] out core. And if you really like what [50:42] you're seeing, then just also take the [50:44] opportunity to upgrade to pro. We've [50:46] seen a couple people already do that [50:47] here in the chat. [50:49] >> Yeah. And one thing I'll say is I mean [50:50] right now you know we have um you know [50:53] 24-hour you know uh replet for free but [50:55] a lot of times we get questions it's [50:57] like well it's like pro is $100 like no [50:58] no if you already spend $100 in replet [51:00] credits pro is absolutely worth it like [51:02] it is it is totally worth it just [51:04] because you immediately get priority [51:06] support you get uh additional you know [51:08] uh capabilities such as like more [51:10] parallel agents and just so much more [51:12] that comes with it. So there's just a [51:14] lot more to kind of uh you know take [51:15] advantage of there. Casey says that she [51:18] should form a Replet streamers club. I [51:20] to I I totally think so. You know, as I [51:23] mentioned it, we're still very early. [51:25] You all of you have early adopters in [51:27] Vibe coding. You know, I think you guys [51:29] are all like in a really good position. [51:31] And um you know, like you know, I feel [51:33] like vibe coding where get to it can get [51:35] to the point where like you have like [51:37] folks watching streamers play video [51:39] games. Like I'm not sure how that's more [51:42] interesting than watching someone build [51:43] a business from scratch or to vibe code [51:46] a new website from scratch or a new [51:48] mobile app from scratch and like go [51:50] through the entire process of doing [51:51] that. To me, that's like a hundred times [51:53] much more. I'd rather watch that than [51:55] watch somebody play a video game. And so [51:57] I think that's where we're going to be [51:59] going is where you're gonna in in the [52:00] future see people just like con just [52:02] live streaming their entire process of [52:03] building businesses from zero to one to [52:07] specking out things to getting those [52:09] first prototypes to getting users on the [52:12] platform to go to doing the distribution [52:14] to doing marketing to me that's going to [52:16] be like mustwatch TV. So definitely like [52:18] yeah Casey I think that's a good idea [52:20] more people streaming and I and you know [52:22] this part of the the reason why we do [52:23] these initiatives as well because [52:25] sometimes people need programs like this [52:27] like the buildathon or like 24 hours to [52:29] build to push them a little bit and get [52:31] them out of their comfort zone. Like in [52:33] the previous buildathon, A4 Buildathon, [52:36] we um we pushed a lot of folks to get on [52:40] camera and pitch your product, you know, [52:42] and and our idea was like listen like [52:44] you know software is cheap now. Code is [52:48] cheap now. Everybody can build [52:50] interesting applications and with Replet [52:52] making it easier and easier by day. What [52:54] what's your differentiator? Your [52:55] differentiator is the story that you're [52:56] able to tell. Your differentiator is [52:58] your distribution. the the fact that you [52:59] can go and get attention and get people [53:01] to trial test your application. Well, [53:03] how do you do that? You put yourself on [53:05] camera. You tell your story. You tell [53:08] people why they might want to try your [53:10] application. And you do that in an [53:12] interesting and compelling authentic [53:13] way. Doesn't have to be fancy. Does have [53:16] to be authentic. But if you can do that, [53:18] you can have an app. There's some chance [53:20] that you can go viral on X or LinkedIn [53:22] and get users really, really fast. And [53:25] for a lot of people like early on in the [53:27] billathon this was three weeks. It was [53:29] very uncomfortable that uncomfortable [53:30] for them to do that. You saw the early [53:32] because I we saw the early videos and [53:34] like they were like very com by the end [53:35] of it they were professionals. They were [53:37] like really good. They were like doing [53:39] these different edits and they were like [53:40] their story was so crisp and I'm sure [53:43] their product improved but like their [53:46] their their ability to communicate and [53:48] tell that story was 10x. And so I think [53:51] these um initiatives do a great job [53:53] doing that. not only because it's a [53:55] tight window for you to get work done to [53:58] just focus in on something and and and [54:00] ship something in 24 hours. Um but also [54:03] in that it's also um um having you do [54:06] other things like streaming and doing [54:08] content and video and posting stuff like [54:10] that, things that you might otherwise [54:11] not do. [54:13] >> Absolutely. And a huge again huge shout [54:15] out to Tommy um Cassie Cloud Boy. I know [54:18] it's also streaming today. Um and [54:19] Hannah, a big shout out to Hannah as [54:21] well. all the folks that are kind of [54:22] just building for the, you know, and [54:23] just inspiring other users to do the [54:25] same. I mean, that's literally why [54:26] people are are kind of doing these [54:27] things and again, you're not only just [54:29] helping yourself and getting yourself [54:30] more comfortable in front of the camera [54:31] and just building this all together, but [54:33] truly like inspiring others as well. Um, [54:35] I see a lot of folks that are kind of [54:37] just, you know, getting up and going for [54:38] the very same reason. Also, huge shout [54:40] out to UK, you know, all of our friends [54:42] across the pond. Like, holy cow. And and [54:44] it's been absolutely incredible. We talk [54:46] about it all the time internally here [54:47] amongst the community team. It's like we [54:49] always see you on there and it's pretty [54:51] incredible to to see just how much of a [54:53] fan base we have out there. Um, next [54:56] month and actually, yeah, next month and [54:59] this month, there'll be a maybe a couple [55:00] of surprises out there from the Replet [55:02] community team, uh, and the writer [55:04] writer team as well. So, keep an eye out [55:06] for that. We'd love to be able to go [55:07] and, uh, meet you all soon. Very, very [55:09] soon. [55:10] >> Yeah, that'd be neat. Uh, I think the [55:12] the king was just in was was here in the [55:16] US visiting this past week. I saw a [55:18] couple of highlights. He was funny. He [55:21] was so funny. He like he dropped like [55:24] like some very like subtle like that [55:25] kind of British humor kind of very [55:27] witty, somewhat dry, but like I was like [55:30] I was laughing at some of the stuff that [55:32] that he was dropping. Very very classy, [55:34] very charming dude. [55:36] >> No, it's incredible. Um and yeah, and [55:38] just a huge shout out to everyone that's [55:40] just been staying with us all night. I [55:41] mean, I'm seeing a lot of two minutes to [55:42] midnight. Uh you know, uh way past our [55:45] bedtimes. really really appreciate you [55:47] taking the time uh to meet with us as [55:50] well. Oh, and we we're going to be at [55:52] our um Toronto event. We have a Toronto [55:54] event next week. There's going to be one [55:55] of our Replet team members will be there [55:56] as well, which is really really [55:57] exciting. So, um yeah, please make sure [56:00] to to to show up and and and check that [56:02] out as well. Um this is just amazing. [56:05] >> Yeah. Also, next week a couple of live [56:08] streams to put on your calendar. If you [56:10] haven't already, head over to the Luma [56:13] >> Replid calendar and follow the calendar. [56:17] And I would say uh three events coming [56:19] up. Uh Tuesday, we're Rhymar is going to [56:22] be back back in the US and we're going [56:25] to go through some of the buildathon um [56:28] submissions. We'll probably go through [56:30] like pick them at random and critique [56:31] them, give feedback. You all love that [56:33] format. The last time we did that, you [56:35] everybody was like, "Oh, do my project, [56:36] do my project." So looking forward to [56:38] that. And then on Thursday, [56:42] um, I'm gonna be doing a stream with the [56:45] Plaid team. So Plaid, [56:47] Plaid is a platform that allows you to [56:50] connect into all of your financial [56:53] services accounts and pull that all into [56:55] one place. And now we have a connector [56:57] for Plaid. So that means you can vive [56:59] code your own custom personal financial [57:01] apps in Replet 2. So a lot of cool [57:04] things that you can do with that. So [57:05] that's going to be on Thursday. And then [57:08] on Friday, we're going to come back and [57:10] announce the Buildathon winners. So, the [57:13] Replet 10 buildathon winners, we're [57:15] going to announce them on Friday. And [57:18] again, like a really nice purse up for [57:20] grabs, 100K worth of cash and credits [57:23] that are going to be doled out. But more [57:25] than anything, you know, I think you [57:26] just want to see who's going to win this [57:27] thing because I'm sure we're going to [57:29] get some really cool projects here. [57:31] >> Yeah, it's already been amazing. And [57:32] again, as a reminder, it doesn't have to [57:33] be from scratch, right? In our previous [57:35] buildathons, we had multiple [57:36] checkpoints, multiple submissions, and [57:38] kind of just having to build from [57:40] scratch from the beginning and then kind [57:41] of, you know, submitting at the end. But [57:42] this time around, it could be something [57:43] you've already been working on. You [57:45] know, provide us with a great story of, [57:46] you know, what what I did over the past [57:48] 24 hours, how I kind of made the most [57:50] out of this time. Those things really [57:51] really kind of go a very very long way. [57:53] So, um, again, we'd love to hear about [57:55] it. We can't we we're so excited just to [57:57] see what you build. [57:59] >> Very neat. Um, cool. So, any other [58:03] questions? Any other comments we want to [58:04] drop here before we sign off? [58:06] >> Yeah, last couple of things. I I I I [58:08] promise you all we're doing our very [58:09] best to support you. Um earlier today, [58:11] we're talking about um how some folks [58:13] were kind of uh getting some on the on [58:15] the free accounts. We're working on uh [58:16] trying to get uh more bandwidth there so [58:18] people are able to uh build and and [58:20] continue to kind of build on their [58:22] projects. Um one way that kind of gets [58:24] you on top of the queue is also just [58:26] signing up for core. And again, there's [58:28] never been a better time because once [58:30] you get on core, how much you use core [58:32] for or, you know, until between now and [58:34] 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, um, is kind of [58:36] limitless. So, it's a great chance to be [58:37] able to get earlier access. But again, [58:40] for everyone on free, we're working on [58:41] trying to fix that. Literally, the [58:43] reason Mcklli was only here for like [58:44] five or six minutes was because he's [58:46] back out with the engineering team [58:47] trying to plug a fix. And then the last [58:49] thing that I'll say is um, join us on [58:52] Discord. I'm seeing a couple different [58:53] um, uh, uh, pings here about phone [58:56] number errors. Um I'm I'm actually [58:58] personally working on those myself. So I [59:00] think I've unlocked like six or seven [59:01] people already. Um please drop it in [59:03] there if anyone has um any issues. [59:05] Discord is a great place to not only get [59:07] help with your project from the [59:08] community, but also we have a little bit [59:09] more support that's kind of taking a [59:11] look with everything that people are are [59:13] submitting. And of course, please [59:14] continue to give us your feedback. Kelly [59:16] was here earlier talking about how [59:17] important it is. It kind of helps shape [59:19] the direction of where we're going and [59:20] allows us to understand what needs to be [59:21] fixed along the way. Um, and it's the [59:23] best way to kind of, you know, uh, get [59:25] the attention that you deserve. [59:27] >> Awesome. Very neat. All right. Well, [59:29] everybody, keep building, keep updating [59:33] us, keep posting on socials, tag me, [59:37] Francisco. Love to see what you're [59:38] building. Don't forget to join us in the [59:41] Discord. So, head over to the Buildathon [59:44] site. I'll drop a link to that on X2 [59:47] while I'm here as well, just to make [59:49] sure folks get that. head over there, [59:52] register, and um set up your profile and [59:57] get access to the Discord. And then if [59:59] you're still having problems with like [60:00] any phone issues, authentication issues, [60:02] drop it in there. And um if you can't [60:05] get into the Discord, you can always [60:06] mail support at supportrelet.com. [60:12] So, um do that. But so pumped. Um keep [60:16] going everybody. Got 12 hours or so. Get [60:19] at it hard. Finish strong. [60:22] >> Yeah, it's going to be great. And again, [60:23] thank you all who joined us for both [60:25] streams. I don't know, you're just as [60:26] crazy as we are. Uh, no design studio, [60:29] Hannah Cognto Coding, obviously KG. Uh, [60:31] thank you all for joining. And yeah, [60:33] we'll uh we'll see you for the next one [60:34] on Unfortunately, Youtube does not provide subtitles for this video, Free Agent Day + Buildathon Office Hours, YouTube, 01kqqfsbrg4at0g4557sg2weah.