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This week, I had the chance to attend Replit’s event during #SFTechWeek, where engineers from Replit shared insights on how they built Agent 3! Beyond the technical discussions, I really enjoyed connecting with other developers, founders, and AI enthusiasts in the community. It’s always inspiring to hear what everyone’s building and to share ideas about where AI is heading next. Big thanks to Replit, and the panelists (Matt Palmer, Jacky Zhao, Darsh Patel, and James Austin) for hosting such a refreshing and well-organized event. Looking forward to more. #Replit #Tech #SF

This week at #SFTechWeek I attended “Building Replit Agent 3” hosted by Replit (in partnership with Y Combinator) Things kicked off with networking, met a bunch of founders from all over SF, then rolled into a live demo + fireside with the Replit crew: Matt Palmer, Darsh Patel, James Austin , and Jacky Zhao. What I learned: - The real unlock isn’t just bigger models, it’s orchestration + feedback. - Agent 3 routes tasks to specialized “mini-agents,” wraps them in observability/guardrails (so you know when things break), and keeps prompts lean for token & cost discipline. That clicked for me and made building with agents feel approachable even without a heavy coding background. Most interesting: the push to give agents visual context. As someone who loves data (and isn’t a heavy coder), seeing how vision unlocks workflows beyond text made AI feel far more accessible. I’m excited to try Replit Agent 3 next. Huge thanks to the Replit team and engineers for the insights looking forward to more SF Tech Week + Replit events! #Replit #ReplitAgent #AI #MultiAgent #Startups #Data #Networking #SanFrancisco #YC #SFTechWeek

Replit x TECH WEEK by a16z x Y Combinator We know how to party (and build agents) This was easily my favorite event to date. THANK YOU to all the amazing builders in attendance, to our amazing partners, and to our speakers James Austin, Darsh Patel, & Jacky Zhao! I can't wait for the next one.

Yesterday I was at Replit’s Agent 3 Fireside Chat hosted at YCombinator HQ! Heard tons of great insights into how Replit got to where they are today and how they’ve made great strides with Agent 3. I also got to meet and briefly have a great chat 1:1 with the event’s host, Matt Palmer, one of Replit’s Developer Relations. He gave me some great tips as a fellow Dev Rel and it was a great first event for me during SF Tech Week! Thanks to all the engineers who were on the panel James Austin, Darsh Patel, and Jacky Zhao! #sf #sftechweek #replit #yc #replitagent

Epic session at Replit! It was great hearing from the engineers behind Agent 3 and the future of it! Thanks for having us Matt Palmer!

Just wrapped up an awesome event with Replit and Y Combinator as part of #SFTechWeek! Got a behind-the-scenes look at Replit Agent 3. Starting with a quick demo to a fireside chat with the engineers who built it. Learned a lot about the technical decisions, infrastructure challenges, and product vision that went into making Agent 3 what it is today. There were also plenty of funny moments as the team shared their experiences leading up to launch. 👉 My biggest takeaway: even top engineering teams ship fast, learn fast, and rely on strong iteration cycles to deliver innovative products. That mindset is something I want to bring more into my own projects. Huge thanks to James Austin, Jacky Zhao, Darsh Patel, and Matt Palmer for the insights and stories. Events like this make SF Tech Week so special. Personally, this was the best event for SFTechWeek so far. A mix of learning, inspiration, and community. #Replit #YCombinator #AI #SFTechWeek #Engineering #StartupLife