Local-first workflows for agentic coding
Wire Codex, Cursor, Claude, OpenCode, and shell commands into repeatable YAML pipelines.
Run locally, version in Git, share with your team.
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Works on macOS curl -fsSL https://tryrigg.com/install | bash Wire agents into repeatable workflows
Define multi-step pipelines in YAML. Codex reviews, Claude fixes, Cursor verifies — all in one command.
.rigg/review-and-fix.yaml rigg run
✔
Review 1.8s
Fixes
✔
fix-auth 2.1s
✔
fix-types 1.4s
✔
fix-perf 0.8s
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Verify running
Runs in your terminal
No cloud, no browser. One command to run any workflow.
▸ rigg plan 3/4 steps
00:06 running
✔ draft (codex)
2.3s
│ Drafted implementation plan for auth module
│
✔ critique (claude)
1.9s
│ Found 2 gaps in error handling
│
◇ refine (codex)
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┊ codex · gpt-4.1 · full
┊ Improving draft with critique feedback...
│
○ save (write_file)
→ PLAN.md
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Version in Git. Share with your team.
Drop .rigg/*.yaml into your repo. Review workflows in PRs.
project structure
your-project/
├── .rigg/
│ ├── plan.yaml
│ ├── review.yaml
│ └── parallel-checks.yaml
├── src/
├── package.json
└── ... git diff -- .rigg/review.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+id: review
+steps:
+ - id: scan
+ type: codex
+ with:
+ action: review
+ - id: fix
+ if: ${{ len(steps.scan.result.findings) > 0 }}
+ type: codex
+ with:
+ action: run
+ prompt: Fix all findings Start building agent workflows
Open source, runs locally. Three commands to your first workflow.
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rigg init && rigg run plan --input requirements="..."