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Your agent skills,one quiet workspace.

Bring scattered skills together. Manage and share them in one place.

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.agents/skills

Interactive preview of Rig’s folder library. Search skills, switch projects, and explore instructions, source, and history.

One view across the agents you actually use

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Find your skills.Stay focused.

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  1. 01

    Folder navigation

    Global and project skills, organized by folder.

  2. 02

    Skill sharing

    Share skills with your teammates in a few clicks.

  3. 03

    Remove and hide skills

    Delete skills you no longer need, or hide them from your view.

  4. 04

    Version history

    Compare snapshots and restore a saved version.

Revisit saved versions.

Compare existing Rig snapshots and restore the version you trust. Rig saves recovery snapshots around each restore.

History includes previous Rig snapshots and new restores. External file edits are not recorded automatically.

Rig versions

Local only

Before restore

Today, 14:32

Restored previous version

Today, 14:31

Saved version

Oct 28, 09:18

Before restore → Current

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Restore
12− Run every audit automatically.
12+ Ask before running a full audit.
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14## Review order
151. Semantic structure
16+ 2. Keyboard and focus flow
17+ 3. Contrast and motion
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19Keep findings concrete and actionable.

Share your skill

Share your skills with teammates using an install command or a prompt.

Know what Rig changes.

Can I trust Rig?+

Yes. We do not operate any servers. All data is managed locally.

Does hiding a skill disable it for my agent?+

No. Hide from Rig only changes this app’s view. The skill stays in place and remains available to your agents.

What does version history include?+

Rig keeps previous snapshots and records recovery versions for restores performed inside Rig. External edits are not recorded automatically.

Make room for the skills you need.

All your data is securely managed locally.