September release notes

Here's what shipped in September!

You can now publish private packages within your organization to reuse shared setup or task definitions across workflows and repositories.

RWX now supports mapping SSO identity provider groups to RWX groups via SCIM. Both SSO and directory sync can be configured in the organization authentication settings.

You can now use a private Docker image as your run's base.

Captain 2.9.0 supports custom partition-discovery commands, which enables partitioning your test suite in ways other than just by file.

The RWX CLI now supports listing vaults, secrets, and vars, making it easier for coding agents to verify and use them in run definitions.

RWX CLI v3.28.0 now supports authentication via Claude's agent proxy. If you have a Pro or Max Claude subscription, you can use our documentation to set it up.

The RWX CLI v3.27.0 now supports non-collocated Jujutsu repositories where there exists a .jj directory, but no .git directory. rwx run or rwx sandbox exec will incorporate your local changes in these repos without you needing to run jj commit or jj git push first.

RWX now supports Cursor Origin as a VCS provider. Install the Cursor Origin app to get started.

New on the blog

Cursor and RWX bring first-class CI integration to Origin's marketplace
RWX is now an official marketplace integration of Cursor Origin. Teams using Origin can trigger CI runs and report results natively with RWX today.

Trigger RWX CI and Sandboxes from Jujutsu repos
RWX CLI 3.27.0 adds support for running CI and Sandboxes from Jujutsu repos, including non-colocated repos with no .git directory.

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