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Exploring with agents (Changelog Interviews #680)
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Hey, friends. I'm here with Dan Mangas, cofounder and CEO of RWX. Dan, what makes RWX and the way you're doing the CI so different and interesting to our audience? You know, obviously, we're talking to you because we want to promote what we're doing. We want more engineers to become aware of what we're doing at RWX. But I think the thing that's interesting to me is that RWX is really kind of the first major evolution in CI and the approach for CI. And this is just highly relevant with agentic driven coding. You know, CI has largely been the same since the advent of the practice, but these platforms were created when being able to run code in the cloud was really valuable. The fact that you could spin up virtual machines that would run some automation on a git push was, you know, really impactful for engineering teams trying to, like, build good developer processes and tools. But that's kind of the extent. What we've done in RWX is we've taken state of the art techniques used in build systems at organizations like Google and Meta.
