Keep the work moving while you’re away
Illustrative terminal demo. Same dialogue as the series clip.

0s — You — human
I’m going to bed. Can you keep working on this while I’m away?

5.5s — dev-owner@first-project — speech
Yes. I’ll arrange a wake so unfinished work doesn’t get left asleep between turns.

10–15s — Teaching overlay
Idle means asleep.
Without another input, unfinished work can stop here.

16s — dev-owner@first-project — speech
The daemon can send a timed reminder. QA will read its queue, continue the task or hand it on.

22s — dev-owner@first-project — tool
Wrote qa-wake.yaml

22.7s — dev-owner@first-project — result
policy: periodic-reminder
target: {session: dev-check@first-project}
message: >-
  Check your queue. Continue unfinished work
  or hand it to its next owner.

28s — dev-owner@first-project — command
rig watchdog register --spec qa-wake.yaml --policy periodic-reminder --target-session dev-check@first-project --interval-seconds 1800 --registered-by dev-owner@first-project

28.7s — dev-owner@first-project — result
{"policy":"periodic-reminder",
 "state":"active", "intervalSeconds":1800}

39s — OpenRig — wake
Later that night · scheduled wake
From: OpenRig
To: dev-check@first-project
Check your queue. Continue unfinished work or hand it to its next owner.

45s — dev-check@first-project — command
rig queue show theme-qa --full

45.7s — dev-check@first-project — result
theme-qa · in-progress
Owner: dev-check@first-project
Next: finish QA against SPEC.md; return the result.

50s — dev-check@first-project — speech
I still own theme-qa. I’ll finish the check and return the result so the next slice can move.