What Riggr is

Riggr is a desktop app that puts your dev tools and your AI agent in one place. You open a canvas, add blocks called nodes — terminal, editor, database, HTTP client, filesystem, Docker, Git, browser, scheduler — and wire a Claude agent to them. From that point on, the agent understands and controls every block you let it touch.

Why a chat isn't enough

A regular chat only talks. Riggr's agent talks too — but it has hands. Wire a Terminal in? It runs commands. A Database? It queries. A Git? It commits. A Webview? It navigates, fills forms, takes screenshots. Every action shows up on the canvas — you watch, and you can revoke access at any time.

Under the hood, Riggr exposes each node as a set of tools over Model Context Protocol (MCP) to the Claude CLI (Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini). The agent sees a list like riggr_run_db_query, riggr_navigate_to_url, riggr_commit — and uses whatever fits the request.

Who it's for

• Devs who want to cut repetitive work without becoming script engineers.
• People who use Claude for coding and want to give it real tool access.
• Anyone who thinks in flows better than in thirty browser tabs.
• Teams that need to share complex flows as a versionable artifact (.riggr is plain JSON).

How it's sold

One-time lifetime license. Pay once, use forever, no subscription. Updates included for as long as the product exists. The next page covers buying.

Platforms

Runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux (Electron). Workspaces live in .riggr files you open, close, and share like any other document — they hold the whole canvas: nodes, connections, viewport, view bookmarks, and per-block settings.

What's in the box

• 16 node types — from the Monaco editor to Docker, from the scheduler to an embedded browser.
• Typed ports system — data flows between nodes automatically without the agent in the middle (terminal logs go straight to text, file selected in the explorer opens in the editor).
• MCP integrated — add any MCP server (GitHub, Linear, Stripe, whatever) and the agent sees those tools alongside the canvas tools.
• Scheduled tasks — a node that fires prompts on cron or interval. Great for routines (daily report, healthcheck, deploy).
• i18n — UI in pt-BR and en-US.
• Four themes — dark, dimmed, oled, white.