Replit: From Agent-Built to Agent-Recommended
On Replit, an agent writes your code, and a deployment puts it in front of the world at its own public address. It's the purest version of the new loop: software built by AI, shipped in hours, meant to meet public eyes. There's a fitting irony in what's missing — the app an agent built is unreadable to the agents your users bring.
Try it: hand your deployed app to Grok, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek or Kimi and ask if it's any good. The assistant sees an address it can't parse meaning from and a page it can't verify. So it hedges. Every hedge is a visitor who was one confident sentence away from trying you.
Close the loop
Share with My Agent publishes the layer that turns your deployment into something assistants can represent:
- One short link that answers. Your swma.link takes humans to your app and hands assistants your declared facts — what it does, who it's for, pricing, limits, the next step. The introduction your app never carries in its bundle.
- A link sized for the places you share. Community posts, comment threads, README badges, bios — a long deployment URL is forgettable and mute; a short one that an assistant can read is a pitch that answers follow-ups. Ordinary shorteners just redirect; this one answers for you.
- Watch the adoption. Your dashboard shows which assistants read your context, how often, and their yes/no fit verdicts — signal from conversations you'd otherwise never see.
The one-prompt install
You're already working with an agent — let it add the control. Paste into Replit's agent, with your values from your account:
Add the "Share with my agent" control to the app: load
https://sharewithmyagent.ai/static/w/v1.js with the attributes
data-key="YOUR_KEY" and defer, and add
<div data-swa="dock" data-link="YOUR_SWMA_LINK"></div>
at the end of the page body.
FAQ
My app is half prototype — is it too early?
If the link is public, people are already asking assistants about it. Declaring honestly what it is (and isn't yet) earns more trust than silence — assistants weight verifiable limits heavily.
Does it touch my code or slow the app?
One deferred script and one div, both optional — the short link works even with no changes to your app at all.
Give your deployment its introduction
Run the free scan on your public app and see what an assistant can tell today. Then share one page — free: your app, properly introduced, behind one short link.
Ask your AI about this article
Paste this link into Grok, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — or any AI assistant — and ask it to check it:
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