September 2026 Summaries

RWX CLI version 3.27.0 adds support for triggering RWX CI runs and Sandboxes directly from Jujutsu non-colocated repositories, which contain only a .jj directory rather than a traditional .git directory. The update builds on RWX’s earlier ability to run CI without requiring a Git commit and its support for longer-running remote sandbox tasks that synchronize developer or agent changes. For Jujutsu colocated repositories containing both .git and .jj directories, RWX now uses both Jujutsu and Git binaries to synchronize changes, while standard Git repositories continue using Git alone.

RWX has become an official Cursor Origin marketplace integration, allowing Origin users to trigger CI runs and receive results natively. RWX differentiates its CI architecture by running workflow tasks on independent virtual machines, caching filesystem snapshots, automatically parallelizing unrelated tasks, and tailoring compute resources to each task, rather than running an entire workflow on one VM. The company says this model supports faster and less expensive CI while enabling capabilities such as syncing local changes without a Git push, agent sandboxes, SSH debugging, selective task retries, application previews, and rapid container-image builds. RWX positions its Origin support as both an option for existing Origin users and a potential intermediate step for teams migrating between source-code forges, citing Bonusly’s 2025 migration as an example. The platform also integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Forgejo, and Codeberg, supports custom webhook integrations, and offers new accounts $100 in credits.