“We've already shipped 75 integrations this way, reducing work that took weeks or months down to hours - or minutes for the customer just trying to get unblocked.”
Shubhayan Srivastava, Software Engineer Intern (summer 2026). Built the systems Srivastava describes, but Srivastava is an intern writing a promotional post about the intern's own project; the 75-integrations count is Ramp's.
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How to cite this passage
Shubhayan Srivastava (Ramp), “Integrations That Write Themselves”, Ramp engineering blog, 2026-08-14. https://builders.ramp.com/post/integrations-that-write-themselves Archived at https://the-ai-record.com/passages/ramp-weve-already-shipped-75-integrations-way-reducing-2026