You can now dispatch runs to execute custom code in response to RWX notifications. See the docs to get started.
Multi-factor authentication is available for accounts not logging in through SSO. Configure an authenticator app in your authentication settings. Require it for everybody in your organization in your organization authentication settings.
Starting in RWX CLI v3.1.0, when downloading logs and artifacts from the RWX CLI, files are now saved in a git-ignored .rwx/downloads folder in your repo, rather than in your default downloads folder. This makes it easier for LLM agents to access files it pulls, whether it's using rwx results, the MCP server or the "copy prompt" button in the UI.
You can now jump from any older run on a branch to the latest run by clicking the branch name dropdown — handy when you've pushed fixes to a failed run and want to check the results.
git/clone 2.0.0 has been released with built-in support for incremental fetching via tool caches. To upgrade, run rwx update --allow-major-version-change, rename github-access-token to github-token, and configure a tool cache on your run definition.
We've just released a Flow view of runs, located right in between the Tasks and Timeline tabs. See each task's dependencies in relation to each other, with a birds-eye view of the entire run.
RWX now supports triggering runs via webhooks from third-party services. Check out the docs to get started.
RWX CLI v3.0.0 is released! rwx run now supports a --wait flag to wait for a run to complete or reach its first failure and print additional troubleshooting information. rwx results shows the same information for existing runs. See the blog post for additional details.
Runs with failed tasks now have a "Copy Prompt" button in the UI, to easily grab the relevant details for your AI assistants.
IPv6 networking is now supported within tasks. You can interact with dualstack and IPv6-only services on RWX!