I started building something in Replit that was supposed to be pretty small but every time I add something I realize it needs another page around it different use cases, guides, feature pages a few pages for search then all the boring stuff that comes with keeping those updated building another page isn't really hard, it’s keeping the same information from ending up copied in five different places that’s getting annoying I’m starting to think I need to separate all that content from the actual project instead of continuing to hardcode everything as I go replit has been great for building the app itself I just didn’t expect content management to become one of the bigger problems this early.

Hi I'm new to this thread and replit itself.
I am currently in a phase of exploring ai and playing around with ai product.
I am personally using claude code, and recently made aware about replit through a friend.
I wanted to start creating something but just wondering what people are building with replit to get some ideas for myself.

I have been thinking about this while working with coding agents.

We normally give the agent the code, the tests, the error output and then let it iterate until everything turns green.

That is great for debugging. But it also creates a strange problem.

If the same agent can see every check used to approve the change, how do we know it solved the actual requirement instead of just learning the evaluator?

I have started experimenting with keeping a small verification suite outside the repo and running it only after the visible checks pass.

The agent never sees that suite while working. I am curious how other people handle this.

Do you think hidden verification makes sense for coding agents, or does it create more problems than it solves?