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AI tools in use at Red Hat
Red Hat uses 4 AI tools: Backstory (Revenue Intelligence), Miro (Project & Workspace Mgmt), Cursor (AI Code Editors), and Workato (Automation & Integration). 2 are confirmed by a published story, quote or press release; 2 are listed on the vendor's own pages.Latest check Oct 7, 2026: 4 of 4 tools checked, from 6 public sources.
- Website
- redhat.com
- AI tools in use
- 4
- Latest check
- October 7, 20264 of 4 tools checked so far
Every AI tool at Red Hat
4 lines, each linked to the public page behind it. Open a row to see the dated capture.
| Tool | Team | First public proof | Proof | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Backstory | Revenue Intelligence | — | backstory.ai | |
 Miro | Project & Workspace Mgmt | — | miro.com | |
 Cursor | AI Code Editors | On or before Nov 2025 | cursor.com | |
 Workato | Automation & Integration | — | workato.com |
“First public proof” is the earliest public page we have dated: a mention (“on or before”), a job post or a start the source states. Our capture dates are not adoption dates.
In Red Hat's own words
Published results, each linked to its dated source. We quote, we do not score.
In high-performing sales teams, clarity is everything - visibility into activity, pipeline and execution is what fuels better decisions, faster course of correction, and more predictable outcomes.I think Miro is a super unique opportunity to suddenly have engineering teams, marketing, creative people all on a single canvas…Questions about AI at Red Hat
What AI tools does Red Hat use?
Red Hat uses 4 AI tools: Backstory, Miro, Cursor, and Workato. 2 are confirmed by a published story, quote or press release, and 2 are listed on the vendor's own pages.
How does usedby know which AI tools Red Hat uses?
Each tool is linked to a public page that names Red Hat: a vendor's customer page, a published case study, a press release or a job post. We save each page with a dated capture and check it again on each run. A tool leaves the list only after three checks in a row that no longer find Red Hat, and at least 14 days after it was last seen. A tool with a published case study or quote is never removed automatically.