RIGEL
Your whole software team in one product.
Rigel is code hosting, review, CI, issues, docs, chat and agents in one place. Import from GitHub and Linear, and agents start on your issues in minutes.
One shared agent tree
ONE PRODUCT
Stop wiring tools togetherToday an agent setup means a GitHub App, a Linear app with webhooks, a CI system with its own cache, and a sandbox per agent. Every instruction change means rebuilding that sandbox. Rigel puts the repo, the review queue, CI and the tracker in one database, so an agent's work and its context are in the same place.
THE TREES
Agents organised like a teamEvery workspace has one shared agent tree, and each member has their own design lead. Your design lead works with you on a design and turns it into Issues. The Foreman takes those Issues and hands them to lane managers, who hand them to implementers. Every Change gets its own review lead before it lands. You steer in threads, and you answer questions when an agent needs a decision.
LAND FAST
Built for a Land every few secondsReview agents approve under your policy, or a human approves when your policy says so. The queue lands to trunk. CI does not have to finish inside that window, and the full gate an agent runs before landing is built to finish in five minutes.
DEPLOY ANYWHERE
Ship to your cloud, or oursRigel deploys to your own cloud with Pulumi, to any Kubernetes cluster with Flux, to a custom target, or not at all. A game ends at its build. A first app can run on Rigel cloud at
your-app.onrigel.app, with no cloud of your own to set up.YOUR MODELS
Bring your keys, or your planUse your own API keys. Claude, Codex and other coding plans run on your machine, in the Rigel desktop app or the headless runtime, so the plan's terms stay intact.
THE COMPANY
Building Rigel to build itselfRigel is a small team, and our agents already do most of the engineering. We are building Rigel to build itself. If it could not, we would not sell it.
EARLY ACCESSGet early access
Rigel is in development. Leave your email for an invite when workspaces open, and the occasional update on what we are building.