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@lox @CraigBarrDev i'm with this guy. just use buildkite, it's wonderful. and if you're still getting crushed by CI go fix your test and build passOctober 19, 2026 · View on X ↗
Continue to love being on the @buildkite platform, as I see another GitHub Actions incident this morning. If you haven't thought of going in that direction, you should...October 19, 2026 · View on X ↗
I just realized I can solve all my problems by moving CI from GitHub actions using Namespace actions, over to buildkite. Namespace devboxes are still essential to my workflow so all agents have mac machines to compile and test on. This change would only be so I stop hitting the stupid GitHub actions limit when I'm not even using their compute.October 5, 2026 · View on X ↗
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Nobody should be using GitHub's CI runners outside of open source projects (where it's free). Use @buildkite or @UbicloudHQ or other alternatives that are all faster and cheaper.September 29, 2026 · View on X ↗
PROBABLY Buildkite. Even if we don't follow through with that, I can already say Buildkite is awesome. We're working on the migration now.April 28, 2026 · View on X ↗
We use @buildkite and it's the best, we can plug in its status to Amp (and actually we support github commit statuses right now)August 16, 2026 · View on X ↗
One of the best decisions I made for my team this year was moving us to @buildkite. Reliability in our CI tooling is non-negotiable.August 7, 2026 · View on X ↗
The first time I used @buildkite at Shopify, I thought: if I ever build a SaaS, I want it to pay the same attention to detailthey do. Years later, here we are integrating our own SaaS with their offering: https://t.co/gb3BbSGxCjSeptember 8, 2026 · View on X ↗
i just automated our release and QA process! using Grok Bot i made two Team Bots: sandcastle, my release manager, and poteto, my engineer bot. i added them to Slack and made a new channel for managing releases. first i tell sandcastle that i want to do a cut. it'll DM all the contributors with links to their PRs so they know what goes in the next release and can DM the bot back if they have any blockers or objections. sandcastle then kicks off the build, watches it automatically, and starts up an automated fuzz swarm. usually this is 10+ agents running on Grok 4.7 xhigh to run the build, click around and use it like a real user (using our verification skills and feature map), some are directed while a few are "chaos monkey" clicking things randomly to see what breaks. whenever it finds an issue, i tell it to @ mention my engineer bot poteto, to spin up a Cursor Project to own triaging and fixing all the high pri issues. depending on the severity i may ask it to cherry pick the fix into our release branch and cut a patch release, or if it's a pre-existing issue i still fix it but include in the next release instead that's one more tedious task that Grok Bot now handles for our teamOctober 6, 2026 · View on X ↗
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