Let the owner organize the team
Illustrative terminal demo. Same dialogue as the series clip.

0s — You — human
Now I want people to create their own themes, share them, and sync them across devices.

5.3s — dev-owner@first-project — speech
I’ll use the Software Factory recipe to split this larger project into manageable slices.

10s — dev-owner@first-project — command
rig context get skills/core/openrig-software-factory/SKILL.md

10.7s — dev-owner@first-project — result
Recipe excerpt
Separate coordination, implementation, QA and code review as the work grows.

15s — dev-owner@first-project — speech
I’ll coordinate. A builder can implement, our checker can handle QA, and a reviewer can examine the code independently.

21s — dev-owner@first-project — command
rig grow first-project builder review --pod dev --runtime codex

21.7s — dev-owner@first-project — result
Added dev-builder@first-project

23.3s — dev-owner@first-project — result
Added dev-review@first-project

25s — dev-owner@first-project — command
rig send dev-builder@first-project "Own implementation. Use the slice spec as your target."

27s — dev-builder@first-project — peer
From: dev-owner@first-project
To: dev-builder@first-project
Own implementation. Use the slice spec as your target.

30s — dev-builder@first-project — speech
I’ll build each assigned slice against its spec.

31s — dev-owner@first-project — command
rig send dev-review@first-project "Review the code independently against each slice spec."

33s — dev-review@first-project — peer
From: dev-owner@first-project
To: dev-review@first-project
Review the code independently against each slice spec.

36s — dev-review@first-project — speech
I’ll examine the implementation, separately from QA.

37s — dev-owner@first-project — command
rig send dev-check@first-project "Keep your testing knowledge. Own QA for the new slices."

39s — dev-check@first-project — peer
From: dev-owner@first-project
To: dev-check@first-project
Keep your testing knowledge. Own QA for the new slices.

43s — dev-check@first-project — speech
I’ll use what we learned to check the user paths.