Release Notes

You can now get more detailed run and task information locally, for both scripting and agent use, with rwx results --json. See the newly available fields in the docs.

We're excited to roll out RWX web apps today. Start a web app directly from an RWX run, using the same tasks, services, and cached setup your run already uses. Web apps get a public URL, spin down when idle, and start back up when visited. Read the blog post and check out the docs for more.

The github/create-pull-request RWX package now supports auto-merge and review requests. Run rwx update to bump your packages, and see the docs for more.

We just released a new VCS integration with Forgejo. Whether you are self hosting or using a managed service, like Codeberg, head over to the docs to get started.

We're excited to roll out RWX sandboxes today, giving coding agents (and humans) one platform for the inner loop of running individual tests, and the outer loop of running all of CI. Read the blog post and check out the docs for more.

RWX runs now support using debian 11, 12, and 13 as the base image with base config rwx/base 1.1.0.

RWX can generate status badges for your runs, to be embedded on GitHub, GitLab, and anywhere else you'd like to embed an svg representing the current status of your runs.

RWX tasks now support running nested virtualization. See the docs.

You can now configure log retention if you want RWX to retain logs beyond the 28 day default. See the docs.

Check out some of the many tools people are already using with RWX, on the new RWX Works With... page.

Have something cool you're doing on RWX that we missed? Let us know.