rig

RigSmith's convention-first dev launcher — the Go successor to the .NET/Node rig. The same verb works in any ecosystem; rig detects the repo and runs the right native command.

rig info                 # what rig discovered (config, dev commands, packages)
rig ui                   # interactive menu over the dev verbs
rig build                # → go build ./...  | dotnet build | npm run build
rig test
rig run
rig format
rig lint
rig typecheck
rig build --dry-run      # print the command, don't run it
rig build --quiet        # suppress the → command echo

rig is convention-first: it works with zero configuration. An optional .rig.json supplies only what can't be inferred.

The dev verbs map through each ecosystem's DevCommands (shared with shipRig), so an ecosystem declares its own commands. Ecosystems that don't define lint/typecheck report "no mapping" cleanly.

Global flags: --dry-run/-n (print what would run, don't run it), --quiet/-q (suppress the → command echo), --no-env (skip .env/.env.local loading for this run), and --root <dir> (override the working root, skipping walk-up discovery).

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