Integrations That Write Themselves — Ramp Builders Blog
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How we built an agentic system that autonomously builds and maintains integrations as customers ask for them
August 14, 2026 Engineering teams have a scaling problem with integrations: customers will often want more integrations than an engineering team can build and maintain by hand. You can see that problem in something as simple as onboarding a contractor. A customer wants Ramp to start a Checkr background check before approval, but if that integration doesn't exist yet, the workflow stops at the boundary between the two products. The obvious answer is to build the Checkr integration. But there will always be another Checkr. A roadmap can cover the most common providers; it can't cover every…
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