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Replit Agent 3 adds browser self-testing, longer autonomous runs, and agent generation

Replit launched Agent 3 with app testing in a real browser, autonomous work up to 200 minutes, and the ability to build agents and automations.

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At a glance

Launch Snapshot

Company
Replit
Launch date
September 12, 2025
Launch type
Major Update
Category
AI Agents, AI Coding Tools, AI Productivity Tools
Audience
Founders, Students
Pricing
Available through Replit plans; agent usage and limits depend on plan credits.
Free plan
Yes
API
No
Open weights/source
No

Verification & Sources

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Recheck due
Source links
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Freshness
Needs recheck: checked June 8, 2026
Last updated
June 8, 2026
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Kingy AI Take

This was a meaningful autonomy jump because Replit paired generation with real browser self-testing and longer run time.

Who it is for

Builders who want Replit Agent to move beyond code generation into testing, repair loops, and scheduled or messaging-based automations.

What feels promising

The new testing loop and automation builder made Replit more useful for non-specialists trying to ship working apps.

What feels unproven

Long autonomous runs still require review, especially for security, data handling, and production deployment choices.

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