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MANAGED CI & TESTING

Take agent-written code through checks you can inspect.

Keep builds, tests, review, and release evidence in the project. Use managed builders to check a change, investigate failures, and verify the result after deployment.

Make verification part of delivery.

Build away from your desktop

Run finite Rust and pnpm builds on configured remote builders. Upload the current source, including uncommitted work, and retrieve requested outputs.

Run the checks the change needs

Use focused tests and repository CI to check affected behavior. Retain exit status and full output so the agent can investigate a failure without repeating the same run.

Follow through to the release

Carry review findings and failed checks into a fix. Follow the repository’s release policy, then verify the deployed workflow against the intended revision.

A passing build is one step in the workflow.

Configure the repository’s build commands, required tests, credentials, and release destination. The managed process can then connect a proposed change to check output and release evidence.

Use browser verification when the change affects a user journey. Keep what was checked and any remaining limitations with the task, so the next agent can build on the evidence.