Matthew ChastainSenior Software EngineerRectangle Health
Healthcare payments engineering under PCI and HIPAA. Slack and Jira triggers on Warp's cloud agents.
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Observation
A Rectangle Health engineer turned Warp's cloud agents into a Slack teammate that clears tech debt across 11 repositories.
- Takeaway
- Rectangle Health routes low-priority tech debt from existing request channels through triage and a review agent. A human then reviews the pull request.
- What happened
- Engineers at Rectangle Health had spread across GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and JetBrains Junie, and low-priority tech debt sat for months. Matthew Chastain wired Warp's cloud agents into the team's Jira workflow and a Slack bot, called Rex, where a triage agent routes requests to agents for research, development, code review, and QA. Asked to fix slow SQL queries the CTO had kept in the backlog, the agents returned two pull requests across two repositories.
- Vendor case study
- Engineer's account with team metrics reported by Warp
Deployment details
Healthcare payments engineering under PCI and HIPAA. Slack and Jira triggers on Warp's cloud agents.
- Vendor case study
- Engineer's account with team metrics reported by Warp
- Team
- 30-person engineering team; the whole engineering organization is on Warp's Enterprise plan
- Duration
- 60 active development days of Rex contributions
- Workload
- Low-priority bugs, slow SQL queries, and UI fixes routed from Slack and Jira to pull requests
- Product version
- Warp Terminal and Oz cloud agents with Slack and Jira triggers
- Measurement
- 139 commits across 11 repositories and 31 fixes to the flagship payment platform, as reported by Warp. About 100 cloud agent runs a week, and 3 to 10 minutes from Slack mention to pull request