Claude Code
Native skill-call tracking with the Rig plugin.
Copy Claude Code setup →Usage tracking for agent skills
Connect Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode to one local skill workspace. Track usage, share what works, update remote skills, and restore a version when you need it.
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Audit and improve web accessibility following WCAG 2.2 guidelines.
~/.codex/skills/accessibility/SKILL.md · ~3.2K tokens
Last 7 days
One view across the agents you actually use
Connect one provider or all three. Your files stay in place.
What Rig helps you do
See which skill ran, when it ran, and which agent called it.
Browse agent and project skills without losing track of their source.
Copy an npx command or install prompt—no zip files.
Find newer remote versions and update only when you choose.
Compare Rig snapshots and restore the version that worked.
01 · Multiple providers
Rig reads the provider folders already on your Mac and keeps each copy identifiable by icon, source, and exact path. Add a project only when you want its local skills in view.
Audit and improve web accessibility…
Codex · ~3.2K tokens
Browser automation for AI agents…
Claude Code · ~579 tokens
React and Next.js performance…
Codex · ~1.7K tokens
Complete instructions, source details, and the exact local file path—together.
02 · Skill updates
Rig checks skills with a tracked remote source, shows which ones have newer versions, and lets you update one skill or a selection when you are ready.
An update is never installed just because Rig found it. You keep the decision—and Rig saves a recovery version around the change.
Available updates
Checked against each tracked remote source.
effect-ts
Update availableLocal changes preserved until you approve
vercel-react-best-practices
Update availableNew version found in the tracked repository
Bulk maintenance
Update selected skills
Before anything changes
Preview the source
03 · Version history
When Rig updates or restores a skill, it saves recoverable versions before and after the change. Compare the markdown diff, then restore the snapshot you trust.
History covers updates and restores performed in Rig. External file edits are not recorded automatically.
Version history
3 savedCurrent
After update
Today, 14:32
Before update
Jul 28, 09:18
Restored version
12- Run every audit automatically.
12+ Ask before running a full audit.
13
14## Review order
151. Semantic structure
16+ 2. Keyboard and focus flow
17+ 3. Contrast and motion
18
19Keep findings concrete and actionable.
04 · Usage tracking and sharing
Connected agents append local skill activity that Rig shows by provider and time. When a skill proves useful, share it as an npx command or an AI-ready install prompt—not a zip file.
Install prompts include the current SKILL.md content. Share them only with people and services you trust.
Activity
Stored locally · Last 7 days
Share a skill
Two clear ways to install.
Install with npx
For skills with a tracked source.
Copy npx commandInstall with AI
Paste one prompt into your coding agent.
Copy install promptLocal by default
Rig reads and manages the SKILL.md files already on your Mac. Adding a project gives Rig another folder to scan—it does not copy your skills into a hosted workspace.
Rig reads known local roots and does not move files when you add a project.
Connected agents write skill names and timestamps to a local usage log—not prompt text.
Skill content is exposed only when you choose to copy and send an install prompt.
05 · Agent connections
Rig gives you one setup prompt per provider. Paste it into the matching agent, review the requested changes, then verify the first call in Activity.
Native skill-call tracking with the Rig plugin.
Copy Claude Code setup →Track explicit $skill mentions with a local hook.
Copy Codex setup →Track native skill tool calls with the Rig plugin.
Copy OpenCode setup →Questions, answered
No. Rig reads skills from their existing folders. Adding a project gives Rig another folder to scan; it does not duplicate the files.
No. Connect only the agents you use. Discovery and usage tracking are separate, so you can inspect skills without installing a tracking integration.
The Codex integration is a beta that records explicit $skill-name mentions. It cannot reliably detect implicit skill activation yet.
Rig records recovery versions for updates and restores performed inside Rig. Changes made directly in another editor are not silently tracked.
Ready when you are
Track what your agents use, share the skills that work, and update the library without losing a trusted version.
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