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Deep dive into Replit Canvas: multimodal AI generation for images, video, and audio, with sketch-to-image, WYSIWYG editing, and real-time collaboration.
Product ReviewsHands-on review of Replit Agent 4: multi-Agent parallel execution, Canvas design, task-level review and merge, and one-click deploy. Full walkthrough building a restaurant landing page for $8.55.
Product ReviewsHands-on review of Replit Agent 4's three core features: canvas design variants generating 4 UI options in 2 minutes, multi-agent parallel building like managing a team, and code-generates-everything.

GPT-5.6 launched three models at once—Soul, Terra, and Luna. Flagship Soul dazzled with a Vision Pro drum kit and reviving an old tablet, but the new Work app's frequent errors and export failures dragged down the experience.

Replit closes $400M Series D at $9B valuation. CEO Amjad shares insights on vibe coding, Agent 4 parallel agents, cross-platform deployment, and how AI is reshaping companies and software development.

A beginner's guide to Vibe Coding: learn the core philosophy, set up Miniconda virtual environments, and use natural language to let AI write code for you — no programming experience required.
Product ReviewsGoogle AI Studio integrates the Antigravity coding agent with deep Firebase support for databases, auth, secrets management, real-time sync, and Next.js — pushing Vibe Coding toward production-grade full-stack development.
Product ReviewsA developer built Jerry, an iPhone Replit alternative, without writing a single line of code — using OpenAI Codex, Claude Code SDK, and Vibe Code CI in just 2-3 hours.
Product ReviewsIn-depth comparison of Replit Agent 4, Cursor Automations, and PageAgent across positioning, capabilities, pricing, and use cases to find your ideal AI colleague.
Product ReviewsHands-on test of Replit Agent 4's multi-agent parallel capabilities: building a cookie shop website, invoice app, and 3D space shooter game from a single prompt—no code required.
Expert OpinionsVibe Coding makes building apps as easy as writing blog posts, but personal tools lack good distribution channels. This article explores using RSS as a lightweight app distribution protocol.