Tools for software factories
Build the factory. Then build anything.
Peek under the casing. Open Blueprint to inspect every part.
Every part has a part to play.
Open the blueprint to inspect the pieces. Move the assembly slider to see how they fit together.
Rigwright makes the tools for your software factory.
Assemble the agents, workspaces, memory and checks. Make the machinery yours.
01 / What you could build
A tool. A studio.
A whole new system.
From a video editor to the system that runs a business. Start with the work you want to make possible.
Creative tools agents can operate
Video editors, production workbenches, and creative suites with real controls for agents.
Desktop apps & workspaces
Fast, focused environments for people doing complicated work.
Collaboration & communication
Shared workspaces where conversations, decisions, and agents belong together.
Focused tools & starter kits
A sharp instrument for one job, or a reliable starting point for the next hundred.
Infrastructure & data systems
The services, adapters, and pipelines that other software depends on.
Research & verification systems
Turn investigation into a repeatable process with inspectable evidence.
B2B operations tools
Turn customer requests, scattered records, and manual handoffs into an operations desk built around your business.
02 / The idea
Make the machine
that makes.
A software factory is a system you design: how work enters, how agents act, how results are checked, and how the next run gets better.
Rigwright is the tooling for building that system. Small, reusable pieces become a workspace. Workspaces become production lines. Those lines can make a precise little utility or an entire creative environment.
Inside the approach03 / The machinery
Every great machine
starts with good parts.
Give agents somewhere to work.
Give work a memory.
Give every result a check.
Agent runtimes
Build the worker your production system needs.
02Native workspaces
A control room for people and the agents they direct.
03Memory & context
Make the next session start where the last one stopped.
04Workflow orchestration
Give work a route from intent to an accepted result.
05UI primitives & starter kits
Begin with parts that already fit together.
06Observability
See the work, its cost, and how it reached the result.
07Review & verification
Make acceptance a real part of production.
08Delivery & integrations
Connect the production system to the world it works in.
04 / The part that matters
Build the check
into the machine.
Every workstream needs a way to tell whether it succeeded.
Compilers. Tests. Render comparisons. Replayable workflows. Human decisions where judgment matters. Verification is part of the production line, and the evidence travels with the output.
See how the loop works05 / Notes from the workshop
Think through
the machinery.
Build the factory before you automate the work.
A reusable engineering system starts with clear interfaces, acceptance criteria, and a useful first run. More agents come later.
Read the note 02Engineering practice / 4 min readVerification is a production stage.
A factory needs a dependable way to tell when its work is ready. Build that judgment into the process, close to the artifact being produced.
Read the note 03Exploration / 4 min readCreative tools agents can actually operate.
An agent-friendly video editor starts with an editable media model, inspectable plans, and a shared set of controls for people and software.
Read the noteWhat do you want your factory to build?
Bring a workflow, a difficult problem, or an idea that deserves better tools. Let’s work out the machinery.