Show HN: OpenRig – a control plane for multi-agent coding topologies
OpenRig is a control plane designed for managing multi-agent coding topologies using a single YAML file and command. It allows agents to maintain persistent identities and share memory, enabling them to work together effectively over time. This open-source tool aims to streamline the development process by reducing the need for constant onboarding and re-explaining decisions.
- ▪OpenRig enables coding agents to work together in defined topologies managed by a single command.
- ▪Agents can maintain context and knowledge across sessions, allowing for continuous development without frequent onboarding.
- ▪The system supports shared memory among agents, enhancing collaboration and efficiency in software development.
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openrig.devWhat is a Rig?SpecificationDocsGitHubGet StartedOpenRigTerraform for coding agents.The missing primitive for multi-agent harnesses.One YAML file. One command. The whole fleet boots.Persistent identity. Shared memory. Reboot, restore, keep going.Claude Code and Codex in the same topology. Open source. No API keys.Get Started GitHublocalhost:7433Click to inspectApril 8, 2026. Anthropic launched Claude Managed Agents. If you're trying to understand where OpenRig fits in the category, start with the comparison overview.Browse comparisons Read the Claude Managed Agents comparisonCLI WorkflowPreview, boot, inspect.OpenRig is easiest to understand when you see the full loop: preview the rig, boot it, then confirm every node that came up. One YAML file. One command.
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