Replit May 22, 2026 Changelog
What changed in Replit & Replit Agent May 22, 2026, released 2026-05-22 — explained in plain English.
- You can now adjust your app's layout visually instead of asking the AI to do it.
- Your personal AI settings won't get messed up when teammates change theirs in a shared project.
- The AI will smartly suggest an upgrade if it notices you're stuck in a loop.
- Two new tools let your AI draw vector graphics and browse tricky websites.
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This update is all about making your coding experience smoother, especially if you're working with Replit's AI assistant or building user interfaces. It matters to anyone who uses Replit to build apps collaboratively and wants more manual control over their design without writing extra code.
What's new
- Visual Layout Controls: You can now adjust your app's layout directly in the Visual Editor. Instead of asking the AI to rewrite your code, you can just click a container and use simple menus to change how items are arranged, aligned, and spaced.
- Smart Power Mode Suggestions: When you're using the basic AI tier (Economy Mode) and keep hitting the same error or repeating yourself, the AI will suggest switching to "Power Mode" for your next message to better handle the tough problem.
- New Integrations (Quiver AI and Browserbase): You can now connect two new tools to your projects. Quiver AI helps the AI generate clean, scalable graphics (SVGs) on demand. Browserbase lets the AI open a hidden web browser to interact with websites that normally block automated code.
Improvements
- Personalized AI Settings in Shared Projects: In the past, if a teammate changed a project's AI settings (like switching to Power Mode), it changed for everyone. Now, your settings stick to you. What you pick is what the AI uses, even in busy group projects.
- Cleaner Task Settings Menu: The dropdown menu for managing AI tasks got a makeover. It's better organized, lets you rename tasks right at the top, and no longer shifts around in size when task names get long. It also hides options that don't apply, so the menu is less cluttered.
Fixes
No specific bugs were mentioned as squashed in this release, but the shifting task menu and shared settings acting up were annoying behaviors that have now been resolved.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Replit official changelog ↗.
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