You can now use Slash Commands on Replit for selecting connections to your app. “Build an app that pulls my /YouTube data into a real-time, personal dashboard”

Oct 30, 2025 · 9:57 PM UTC

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Shout out @biknandy for the 🔥 video
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Replit really turning prompts into backend logic at this point..
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Yes
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Would love the ability to have a connector that I can adjust per project. (Ie WhatsApp I can only have one project with one number)
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Yes!! cc @Pellicceama
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Hey matt. I'm really impressed with the Replit Agent3, but I'm looking to be more efficient with my credit usage .. Do you have any tips for optimizing this? I'm looking for ways (maybe in settings or prompts?) to lower my credit use while keeping the code quality high. Thanks🥰
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That’s actually really cool. Makes building so much easier and faster.
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This is the kind of UI layer that makes AI app-building actually usable. Selecting a data source with a slash command and spinning up a real-time dashboard from it is exactly what non-engineers need.
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I need to try Replit. 💡
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That's a game changer! Now you can command your app like a wizard. Just don’t summon any bugs while you're at it! 🧙‍♂️
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Doesnt respond for days leave you right in the lerch. No customer services . Too expensive. Sort it out Stay away
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Autonomous data integration for a personal YouTube dashboard is a glorified vlookup with an API key; stop dressing up trivial ETL as an autonomous breakthrough challenge.