I joined Y Combinator with 14 users, building a dev tool for myself.
Then @SaaiArora joined as CTO, and we started growing and shipping 2x faster. It forced us to rebuild product and infra from the ground up for teams, not solo devs.
We are ending the batch with >300k agent minutes per week, and teams like @mintlify, @knowunity, and @modaflows shipping through Replicas every day.
Today we're launching Replicas V2.
@Ydj79@SaaiArora yes we are very similar products, but off of their docs alone we seem to have very different approaches and ICPs
grateful to be compared to them :)
I joined Y Combinator with 14 users, building a dev tool for myself.
Then @SaaiArora joined as CTO, and we started growing and shipping 2x faster. It forced us to rebuild product and infra from the ground up for teams, not solo devs.
We are ending the batch with >300k agent minutes per week, and teams like @mintlify, @knowunity, and @modaflows shipping through Replicas every day.
Today we're launching Replicas V2.
@sabir_huss50540@SaaiArora Emphasis on shareability! For the longest time we built the platform to be used solo, then the larger teams started asking for security policies, personal automations, personal credentials, etc.
Upvote us on Product Hunt!
https://t.co/lBnWH6Kct5
What's new in V2:
→ Automations & API. Trigger agents from Slack, Sentry, Linear, GitHub, cron, or any webhook. Teams automate E2E testing, code review, and pen testing on top of us.
→ Environments. Warm pool infra from the ground up, fully customizable across dependencies, MCPs, skills, system prompts, and secrets.
→ Computer Use. Agents drive a Linux desktop and close the loop on product tickets with screenshots and recordings.
while we don't do realtime multiplayer (which is something i REALLY want to work on), we do focus a lot of our roadmap on collaboration
e.g slack, linear, "sharing" workspaces, letting certain users build personal skills and share them, that kind of thing
so @tryreplicas 🙋but a long ways to go
Whenever Replicas takes a screenshot using Computer Use, it now gives to you in cleanshot/screen studio-style!
here was a screenshot it took playing the Ubuntu Star Wars: