Your dev loop is changing.
Your build platform should too.

Legacy CI/CD platforms haven't caught up to the realities of the agentic dev cycle.We give you the tools to leverage your newfound velocity.

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Coalesce
Honeycomb
Verkada
ClickFunnels
nCino
Grid
Dynamic

Validate your changes
immediately.

RWX rethinks CI/CD from first principles to tighten the loop between writing code and validating it.

See how local changes integrate with your codebase without a commit or push.

Loop your agent against RWX to produce a successful build before surfacing the change for review.

❯_Learn more about RWX CI/CD
 

Give your agents a sandbox
to do their work.

Coding agents rely on a tight inner loop.

Edit. Run a targeted test. Repeat.

But your local dev environments drift. And your build is too big to run on a single machine.

RWX Sandboxes share their config, cache, and runtime with your CI/CD so your agent's inner and build's outer loop run on unified rails.

❯_Learn more about RWX Agent Sandboxes
 

A build that actually builds.

Every task automatically produces an OCI container image.

You can pull the image for debugging.

Or push the image to a container registry to deploy.

❯_Learn more about RWX Container Image Builds
 

Same build.
Better runtime.

Every task runs on its own right-sized VM and snapshots its filesystem. New tasks start from any combination of those upstream filesystem layers. The RWX container runtime unlocks capabilities other build platforms can't support.
  1. Automatic content-based caching.

    No more fumbling with actions/cache. RWX calculates a cache key based on a task's inputs and upstream filesystem layers. Seen it before? You get the same output filesystem layer.

    clone2s
    rubyCached
    gemsCached
    nodeCached
    node-modulesCached
    rspec12s
    jestCached
  2. Parallelism without redundant work.

    Run independent tasks in parallel or split a test suite over many shards without reinstalling code or dependencies in each VM. Pay the overhead of expensive tasks just once and fan out later.

    node
    clone
    uv
    node-modules
    pytest (1)
    pytest (2)
    ruff
    jest
    eslint
  3. Right-sized compute, per task.

    Every task picks its own VM specs. Stop paying for 16-cores to run git clone just because your compilation step requires more juice.

    clone2 vCPU · 4 GB
    install-rust2 vCPU · 4 GB
    cargo-clippy2 vCPU · 4 GB
    cargo-build32 vCPU · 64 GB
  4. Retry one step, not the world.

    Flaky test at minute 4? Replay just one step instead of rebuilding the world. Not sure why it failed? Drop a breakpoint and SSH directly into the middle of your build to debug.

    code3s
    nodeCached
    node-modulesCached
    build1m 16s
    Playwright (1)4m 28s
    Playwright (2)2m 47s
  5. Every task produces an OCI image.

    Pull any task's output to your laptop to debug. Push a successful task directly to a container repository. Fearlessly install a new dependency early in your build without busting your entire docker cache.

     

Fall in love with your
build platform.

I started using RWX for a project recently and have been extremely impressed. It has made GitHub Actions and CircleCI feel completely antiquated by comparison.
Isaac Van Doren
Founder · Software Should Work Conference
I will say that iterating on CI via RWX was a million times better and faster than github actions 😅
David Irvin
Senior Software Engineer · Coalesce
This alone is worth buying RWX. I am getting so much mileage out of just letting claude fix random CI bullshit.
Dean Strelau
Staff Engineer · Honeycomb