Replit June 26, 2026 Changelog
What changed in Replit & Replit Agent June 26, 2026, released 2026-06-26 — explained in plain English.
- Replit now connects to over 450 apps and services from a single, easy-to-browse page.
- You can ask Slack to build and update Replit apps for you without leaving your chat window.
- Enterprise teams can organize their members into multiple workspaces for better security and budgeting.
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Replit is making it much easier to connect your coding projects to the outside world. This update is great for anyone who uses Replit—whether you're a solo developer wanting to hook up a new database, a team member who likes chatting on Slack, or a company admin trying to keep groups organized and secure.
What's new
- A massive Integrations Hub: There is a new page where you can browse over 450 services that Replit can connect to (like databases or other apps). Everything is organized into clickable cards with filters, and each connection comes with examples of how to use it.
- Replit inside Slack: Replit now works directly with Slack's chatbot. You can ask the Slackbot to build or update an app, and Replit's AI Agent will do the work right there. You get to stay in your chat while your app is being created.
- Multiple Workspaces for Companies: Big companies using SCIM (a system that automatically syncs employee accounts from a central directory) can now split their teams into separate workspaces. This helps managers control who sees what, keep budgets separate, and organize teams better.
Improvements
- The new Integrations page brings connectors, Git providers (like GitHub), and MCP servers (tools that help AI models interact with other apps) into one unified place, making it much easier to find what you need.
Fixes
No fixes were mentioned in this release.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Replit official changelog ↗.
