PAPI + Replit

Replit helps you turn an idea into a running project. PAPI keeps the plan and the reasons visible when the project becomes more than one build session.

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How PAPI fits a Replit project

No new app to open: PAPI runs inside the AI tool you already build in. Connect PAPI as a remote MCP server in Replit and keep the project direction close to the agent that is changing the code.

Decisions on the record: every call your project makes is kept, with the why, and checked against new work. The decisions behind the first working version stay on the project record, ready when a later Replit session or another tool picks up the work.

Catches drift: the moment new work slides off the plan, PAPI flags it. A new feature can look finished while it pulls the project sideways. PAPI brings the build back to a reviewable handoff before release.

The work stays pointed

  1. PlanChoose the next Replit change from the project direction, not from whichever idea arrived last.
  2. HandoffGive the agent a focused handoff with the scope and acceptance checks for this cycle.
  3. ReviewCheck the result against the plan before you release a change that quietly changes the product.
  4. ReleaseClose the cycle and keep its decisions available when the project moves between Replit and another tool.

Where PAPI stops: A generic CLI task list queues work in one place. PAPI keeps the product-level why and the review gate connected to Replit and the next tool.

Connect PAPI to Replit

  1. Create your account. Sign in at getpapi.ai and name the project you started in Replit.
  2. Open Replit integrations. In Replit, open its integrations or MCP settings and choose the option for adding a remote server.
  3. Add the PAPI URL. Paste the URL below, approve OAuth in the browser, and ask Replit to run setup when the connection is ready.
    https://mcp.getpapi.ai/mcpOpen the install guide

Questions

Does PAPI replace Replit?
No. Replit remains the place where the project is built. PAPI keeps the plan, decisions, handoff, and review around that work.
Can the same project continue somewhere else?
Yes. Connect the same PAPI project from another MCP tool and the next session can pick up the existing plan and decisions.
Does PAPI read my code?
Your code stays on your machine. PAPI adds a planning layer to whatever you're already building, it doesn't read your source.
When should I connect it?
Connect when the project has a direction worth preserving or more than one build session to coordinate. A one-off experiment may not need the extra structure.