Welcome to Riggr

Riggr is a desktop app that brings your dev tools onto a visual canvas and connects a Claude agent to them. Instead of juggling terminal, editor, browser, database, and HTTP client all day, you wire up a flow where each block is a tool — and the agent works inside it, with whatever permission you grant.

Think of it as a workbench that understands what you're doing. Drop a terminal here, an editor there, an HTTP client on the side, wire everything to the agent, and just ask.

What it's for

• Automate repetitive dev work without writing scripts.
• Give Claude controlled access to real tools — Git, Docker, database, terminal, filesystem, browser.
• Prototype AI pipelines visually, watching every step.
• Save and version flows as .riggr files you open like any other document.
• Plug in MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers and grow what the agent can do.

Where to start

No app installed yet? Go to Buying the license and follow the four short pages through to Your first workspace.

Already have the app open? Skip to Your first workspace and build a flow from scratch in a few minutes.

Want ready-made setups you can adapt? See Examples.

Looking for something specific? Use search (⌘K / Ctrl K) at the top of this page.

What's here

The docs are split into five sections:

• Getting started — from purchase to first workspace.
• Core concepts — canvas, nodes, connections, permissions, and typed ports.
• Guides — agent, shortcuts, scheduled tasks, settings, and MCP.
• Examples — five real workspaces you can replicate.
• Reference — all 16 nodes, every connector, and a glossary.