@rigkit/cli

Global rig CLI.

npm i -g @rigkit/cli
rig init
rig plan
rig ls
rig --chdir=examples/smoke plan

rig init creates rigkit/index.ts and package metadata in the current directory, then prompts for bun, pnpm, or npm to install the local Rigkit dependencies. Use rig init --package-manager skip or rig init --no-install to write files without installing.

Interactive terminals use Inquirer prompts and a chalk/log-update run timeline. Set RIGKIT_RENDER=0 to force the plain text renderer; --json and flag-driven flows remain suitable for agents and scripts.

Interactive providers can ask the CLI to open provider-owned URLs. For example, Freestyle terminal sessions are served by the Freestyle provider, while the CLI only opens the presented URL in a browser.

Workspace lifecycle commands are built in: rig create <workspace> creates a workspace and rig rm <workspace> removes one. Workspace-specific operations defined by the project run as rig run <workspace> <operation>, for example rig run website-workspace open-cmux.

rig ls lists workspaces for the selected project. rig ls snapshots lists cached snapshot runs, and rig ls config shows the resolved project paths.

Use global context options before the command to select another project:

rig --chdir=examples/smoke plan
rig --chdir=examples/global-fragments apply --workflow api

Initialized projects pin matching Rigkit package versions locally.