Common workflows
Short sequences for everyday tasks. Read the conditions before running them.
OpenRig cheatsheet
Commands for launching teams, assigning work and picking up where you left off.
Updated for 0.6.10 · Changes since 0.6.5
- Teams: starter replaces first-project and uses Claude Code build + Codex review. factory has seven seats; workshop installs from its external GitHub bundle.
- Setup: --providers chooses codex, claude or both. Herdr is installed by default; --no-herdr declines it. Doctor still checks both harnesses.
- Restore: --existing restores managed guidance. A partial restore is reported with exit 1. Use --fresh for selected logical seats only when choosing a continuity change.
- Delivery: queue writes return after saving; --verify inspects wake/claim observations. An indeterminate receipt can coexist with a claim. Check before retrying.
- Capture: --lines N now means the last N lines total; --history-plus-pane retains the old window.
- Permissions: eligible team and kernel seats now have different launch defaults. Inspect your policy and seat status before launching.
- Shutdown: down already attempts a recovery snapshot; --snapshot is redundant. Upgrade the CLI and restart the daemon together.
For limits, missing sessions and upgrades, use the workflows above. Read the release notes.
Customize examples my-project / dev-owner
Command reference
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Version & sources
Checked against release notes and command registrations in OpenRig 0.6.10 / 3001cc43. This is a source-checked reference, not an end-to-end provider test or an exhaustive list of flags. Use rig --help for your installed version.
Set ID variables from actual CLI output: $RIG_ID is a rig ID; $SEAT_ID is a logical seat ID such as dev.owner; $QITEM_ID and $SNAPSHOT_ID identify saved records. Set $BUNDLE_SOURCE to a real bundle path or GitHub folder URL and $ACCOUNT_REF from provider status. Choose rig and seat names that match your team; model availability depends on the harness and account.