Truly continuous integration: ensuring pull requests from agents have passing builds
Blog post from RWX
RWX CLI 3.0.0 aims to speed up developer and coding-agent workflows by enabling CI validation before changes are committed or pushed, avoiding the delays of traditional segmented CI processes. New commands allow users to start and wait for runs with `rwx run --wait`, inspect outcomes through `rwx results`, and troubleshoot failures using `rwx logs` and `rwx artifacts`, while all commands support machine-readable JSON output. Leveraging DAG-based execution, content-based caching, sandboxed tasks, and explicit dependencies, RWX lets developers and agents validate changes remotely without requiring local secrets, current development environments, Git pushes, or container builds.
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