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Commands

The command surface arrives one release at a time. Each release adds its commands here, one page per top-level command, with subcommands on the page of their command.

Command Since Purpose
rigger init v0.1.0 Create the database
rigger project v0.1.0 Add, list and show projects
rigger doctor v0.1.0 Show the database path, schema version and record counts
rigger import v0.2.0 Read a notes hub into versions, tasks and events
rigger backup v0.2.0 Copy the database aside
rigger context v0.3.0 Print the context packet for a project
rigger note, rigger wish v0.3.0 Record an event or a wish
rigger resolve v0.7.0 Answer a question or sort a wish
rigger open v0.4.0 Start a Claude Code session with the packet
rigger mcp v0.5.0 Serve the packet and the recording tools over MCP
rigger sync v0.6.0 Read tags and commits into facts
rigger find v0.8.0 Search every project’s events
rigger why v0.8.0 The work that went into a version
rigger inbox v0.9.0 Questions waiting for your answer
rigger digest v0.9.0 What moved lately, five lines per project
rigger version v0.10.0 Aim a version at a week of the calendar
rigger calendar v0.10.0 Weeks by projects: planned, shipped, slipped
rigger next v0.10.0 This week’s focus, and what is behind
rigger week v0.11.0 The Monday brief: focus, Friday, what waits
rigger release-day v0.11.0 The shopfront queue: what is out, what waits for Friday
rigger retro v0.12.0 Planned against shipped, per cycle
rigger session v0.13.0 Start and end a sitting; the end writes the journal
rigger export v0.14.0 Write a hub back out of the record
rigger adopt v0.15.0 Record every repository under a directory, with its hub and its tags
rigger skill v0.15.0 Write a thin project skill from a template and the record
rigger profile, rigger task planned v0.17.0+ Switch profiles; find, open and close tasks
  • --version and --help on the bare binary; --help on every command.
  • RIGGER_DATA_DIR overrides the data directory for every command.
  • --json prints the same facts as data, on the commands that show facts.
  • Exit status is 0 on success and 1 on any failure, with the reason on stderr prefixed error:. Never 2, including for a usage error: an assistant’s Stop hook reads 2 as a refusal to stop, and a mistyped hook must be ignored rather than hold a session open.