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Replit adds approved purchases and Google Ads campaigns to Agent

Replit adds approved purchases and Google Ads campaigns to Agent Image: Replit Blog
Replit says its Agent can now prepare business purchases using Link and Visa and help users launch Google Ads campaigns. Commerce is available to Core and Pro users in the US for one-time purchases; ads are available to Pro users worldwide. A browser agent navigates merchant websites and prepares checkout, then waits for the owner to approve the final total. During payment, shell access and general browsing are disabled, with approval checks enforced in code. For advertising, Agent can draft copy, generate images, recommend daily budgets and add conversion tracking to an app it built. Users review and approve campaigns before launch.
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