Early accessOpening in small waves from December

One agent to talk to.
A team to do the work.

Rig lets the coding agents you already use work together: one leads, the others help, everything is checked before it lands, and you can undo anything.

one email when it’s your turn, nothing else
The Rig app: one parent agent leading Codex, opencode and pi, with changes checked before they land
Works with the agents you already pay for. Rig never replaces them.
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What you get on day one

Never hit your limits

When one plan runs out, work moves to another agent you already pay for.

Night shift

Queue work before bed. Wake up to a brief with Undo on everything.

Issue to PR

Tag an issue in GitHub, Linear, Jira, Asana or Notion. Get a draft PR.

Mesh

Your teammates’ agents coordinate, so nobody edits the same file at once.

Fleet

Change an API once; helpers update every repo that calls it.

How early access works

1Join with your email
Takes ten seconds.
2Tell us your setup
Which agents, which trackers, how big your team is. We invite people whose setup the current build handles best.
3Get your invite
New waves every two weeks. Invite friends to move up the list.
Founding members
The first 500 get Pro free for 3 months
Night shift, Rig Remote on your phone and Fleet across every repo. After that, Pro is $20 a month, or keep using Free. No card needed to start.

Questions

When can I use it?

The first wave opens in December. New waves open every two weeks after that.

Do I need a new AI subscription?

No. Rig uses the agents you already have. If you have none, Rig’s own agent runs on credits.

Where does my code go?

It stays on your computer. Rig has no servers that hold your code or your agent sign-ins.

Is it open source?

Yes, the core is on GitHub today. Early access is for the desktop and terminal apps.

Get your agents working together
macOS, Windows and Linux · window or terminal