Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
An inside look at how WorkOS actually builds with AI — not a pitch, a demo night.
We packed a room with engineers, operators, and friends of the company to show the internal tools our Applied AI team has shipped: the CLI that lets anyone at the company deploy to production, a Slack-native code factory built on Claude Remote Routines, an open-source TypeScript state machine that makes agents unable to lie, and a GTM intelligence tool that surfaces sales context without leaving Slack.
What's covered:
• WOW — The internal CLI that scaffolds a production-ready app with AuthKit, Cloudflare Workers, SQLite, Doppler, and CI/CD in a single command. How 39 apps shipped to production in one day at our internal Claude Day hackathon.
• Horizon — Our internal code factory. Claude Remote Routines + Slack + WorkOS Vault. The PR opens as you, not as a bot.
• Case — A TypeScript state machine wrapping six specialized agents. The core insight: the agent doesn't have to be trustworthy. It has to be unable to lie. Open source at github.com/workos/case.
• Wallaby — GTM intelligence built for the sales and marketing org. Structured enrichment, fit scoring, and a Slack-native agent that queries the data warehouse in natural language.
• BlogBot — The system that drafted this blog post during the Q&A. The lesson: shift the interface, not the stack. And wire the whole loop, not just the steps.
The constraint isn't the models. It's our imagination.
We're hiring across Engineering, GTM, Product, Design, and People → workos.com/careers
An inside look at how WorkOS actually builds with AI — not a pitch, a demo night.
We packed a room with engineers, operators, and friends of the company to show the internal tools our Applied AI team has shipped: the CLI that lets anyone at the company deploy to production, a Slack-native code factory built on Claude Remote Routines, an open-source TypeScript state machine that makes agents unable to lie, and a GTM intelligence tool that surfaces sales context without leaving Slack.
What's covered:
• WOW — The internal CLI that scaffolds a production-ready app with AuthKit, Cloudflare Workers, SQLite, Doppler, and CI/CD in a single command. How 39 apps shipped to production in one day at our internal Claude Day hackathon.
• Horizon — Our internal code factory. Claude Remote Routines + Slack + WorkOS Vault. The PR opens as you, not as a bot.
• Case — A TypeScript state machine wrapping six specialized agents. The core insight: the agent doesn't have to be trustworthy. It has to be unable to lie. Open source at github.com/workos/case.
• Wallaby — GTM intelligence built for the sales and marketing org. Structured enrichment, fit scoring, and a Slack-native agent that queries the data warehouse in natural language.
• BlogBot — The system that drafted this blog post during the Q&A. The lesson: shift the interface, not the stack. And wire the whole loop, not just the steps.
The constraint isn't the models. It's our imagination.
We're hiring across Engineering, GTM, Product, Design, and People → workos.com/careers
