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Ramp says it did not force anyone to use its in-house agent, Inspect, and that adoption was driven by building to people's needs and by visible use in shared spaces.[1]
Tools
Metrics tracked
- Ramp tracks the share of merged PRs written by Inspect, and sessions that result in a merged PR, which it calls the most important metric.[1][2]
Guardrails
- Each session runs in a sandboxed VM. PRs are opened with the user's own GitHub token so that people cannot approve their own agent-written changes.[1]
Hiring, reviews & process changes
Nothing verified from a public source yet. Know a source?
Reported results
- Inspect wrote about 30% of merged PRs to Ramp's frontend and backend repos as of January 2026. It wrote about 70% of all merged PRs by late April 2026.[1][2]
- More than 130 people at Ramp have contributed to Inspect.[2]
Metric tags: PR throughput, Adoption rate
Editor's note: Fintech. It is not a bank. The LinkedIn post date was derived from the post's activity ID.
Sources
- Ramp Builders: Why we built our own background agent · 2026-01-12 · company source
- Zach Bruggeman on LinkedIn: When we first shared Inspect... ~70% of all merged PRs · 2026-04-30 · primary source
Last verified 2026-10-25. Industry and size are editorial bands; see methodology. Spot an error? Submit a correction.