Replit Agent builds a webinar teleprompter
Aakash999 reports Replit Agent creating most of a webinar teleprompter extension, followed by Claude and ChatGPT refinement, review fixes and publication to the Chrome Web Store.
Suggested prompt
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Build a browser teleprompter extension for my authorized meeting pages. Check whether a web app can meet the need, implement the required manifest and behavior, and list platform tests before store submission.
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Sourced account- Source author
- aakash999
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- Published
- 5 Jun 2025
- Source link checked
- 15 Oct 2026
- Reported result
- Aakash999 reports Replit Agent creating most of a webinar teleprompter extension, followed by Claude and ChatGPT refinement, review fixes and publication to the Chrome Web Store.
- Human involvement
- The builder redirects the app design, uses other AI tools, responds to reviewers and handles store submission. Mac behavior was not verified.
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How the agent did it
- The builder describes webinar note features and user flow to Replit Agent.
- After the initial web app proves unsuitable, he asks for a Chrome extension and the agent writes its manifest and implementation.
- He refines the code with Claude and ChatGPT and fixes review feedback.
Aakash999 wanted notes near the camera during webinars so he would not keep looking down while speaking. He first asked Replit Agent for the desired features and user flow. The first generated result was a web application, which did not fit the intended use across conferencing pages.
He then redirected the agent to create a Chrome extension. In the earlier linked forum post, he explicitly credits Replit Agent with the manifest and most of the implementation. A later post announces that Teleprompter Overlay was published in the Chrome Web Store and says it had been useful for his own presentations.
The development did not finish with that first generation. The author describes moving the project to GitHub and a Claude project, using Claude and ChatGPT for refinement and fixing issues raised during review. His estimate that Replit contributed eighty to eighty-five percent is a personal assessment, not a measured code attribution.
The discussion also records a Mac shortcut complaint from a user, which the Windows-based builder had not tested. The supported outcome is a published extension built through multiple tools and human iteration. It does not establish universal platform compatibility or an unattended one-prompt build.
Prompt
Suggested prompt (written by Agents In Use, not the author's)
Source: replit.discourse.group · aakash999
Frequently asked questions
Was the first generated app an extension?
No. It was a web application; the builder then asked Replit Agent to create a Chrome extension.
Did Replit do every part of the work?
No. The author also used Claude and ChatGPT for refinement and fixed review feedback.
Was Mac compatibility established?
No. A user reported a shortcut problem and the builder said he was a Windows user.
More details
Remaining steps
- The extension is published, while a later user reports a Mac shortcut issue.
About this account
Replit Agent generated the initial application and extension code, including the manifest, while other assistants helped refine the project.
Firsthand account opened and read. Outcome is source-reported, not independently reproduced. Suggested prompt written by Agents In Use. June5 publication announcement plus linked May19 development post. Subsequent Mac shortcut complaint preserved.
Credit: aakash999
Source published 5 Jun 2025
Source checked 15 Oct 2026
Tools and topics
Replit Agent · Chrome extension · GitHub · Claude
Replit Agent · Chrome extension · GitHub
Editorial completeness: 100/100. Measures documented fields, not agent performance or verified outcomes.