Automation · Operations and reporting
Ask questions and request changes on WhatsApp to your business's app built on Replit
An AI agent finds your business's app on Replit, asks the agent how it works, requests the change you write on WhatsApp and publishes it.
How do I change something in my business's app or page built on Replit without coding?
A Met connected to Replit finds your business's app by its name and, before touching it, asks the Replit agent how the part you want to change is built, for example where the contact page's opening hours come from. With that answer it requests the change you wrote on WhatsApp and tells you what it did. Once you give the go-ahead, it publishes the app and checks the publish status until it has the public URL, which it sends you in the conversation. Requesting changes and publishing only happen if the admin left those actions switched on.
What starts it
When someone asks for it
It starts when the owner or someone on the team writes to the Met on WhatsApp about what they want to change or know about the app. A customer message does not trigger it: each change is an internal request.
A manual task: someone on the team runs it with a button, or asks the Met for it in chat.
Who runs it
Support Met for the business's Replit app
This is not a named, seeded Met. It is the Met that handles internal requests from the business or from the agency that built its app, with Replit connected. Its work ends when the change is published and you have the URL, or when it is done and waiting for your go-ahead.
Run by the customer support Met
Channels: WhatsApp
What you need connected
- Replit Automate and collaborate
5 steps · 5 tools
The procedure, step by step
Each step shows the tool that runs. They belong to the real connector: if one of them stopped existing, this page would not build.
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Find the app
The Met finds the app by its exact title, the one the skill names. That way it does not confuse the business's app with another one in the same account.
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Ask before touching
The Met asks the Replit agent how the part you want to change is built, without modifying the app, and tells you the answer if the change has any side effect.
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Request the change
With that clear, the Met asks the Replit agent for the change exactly as you wrote it and tells you what it did. This only happens if the admin left that action switched on.
- 4
Publish with your go-ahead
Once you approve the change, the Met publishes the app with its latest changes. If you would rather review it yourself, leave publishing off and do it from Replit.
- 5
Confirm it is live
Publishing is not instant. The Met checks the publish status until the app is live and sends you the public URL in the conversation.
Before you start
What you need ready
The Met solves none of these for you. If one is missing, the automation stops there.
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Replit connected in Met
In Met, open Connections → Replit → Connect with an account that can edit the app and choose its workspace. The admin leaves requesting changes on and, if they want, publishing.
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The app's exact name in the skill
Write the exact title of the business's app in the Met's skill. With that the Met finds it without asking every time.
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A rule for who approves
Decide who gives the go-ahead before publishing and write it in the skill, so the Met knows whom to wait for.
The limits
What this automation does NOT solve
Better said here than discovered halfway through the rollout.
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It does not judge whether the change came out right: the Replit agent makes it and the Met reports it. A person reviews the app before it reaches the public.
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It does not ask for confirmation in the chat before requesting the change or publishing: if the action is on, it runs it. The admin decides which actions stay on.
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It does not repeat a request that is still running: if a change or a publish takes a while, you have to wait and check the status before asking again.
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It does not reach apps the connected account cannot edit, even if they belong to the same business.
FAQ
Questions about this automation
Write it the way you would tell a person. The Met first asks the Replit agent how that part is built and, if needed, asks you for more detail.
The Replit agent makes the change on the app. That is why it is best to leave publishing off and review the app before the public sees it.
At the public URL the Met sends you when publishing finishes. You also see it in your Replit workspace.
Your Replit plan. Meteor does not resell Replit or charge per change.
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