Workshop
One four-seat software team: a Codex lead and reviewer, Claude Code builder and QA by default. The installing agent selects available runtimes while keeping the workshop name and one install directory.
Listed by OpenRig maintainers · Reviewed for listing on 6 Oct 2026 at commit 8b22d9183405 · not a security audit
github.com/mvschwarz/openrig-world · rigs/workshop · commit 8b22d9183405
The team
| Seat | Harness |
|---|---|
orch.lead | Codex |
dev.build | Claude Code |
dev.review | Codex |
dev.qa | Claude Code |
How much OpenRig has tested it
For the recommended configuration, from OpenRig's published test status.
- Not tested by OpenRig
Harness checks: none recorded yet for these harnesses.
What it will do
Which agents start
- orch.lead on codex, profile lead, working folder "."
- dev.build on claude-code, profile builder, working folder "."
- dev.review on codex, profile code-reviewer, working folder "."
- dev.qa on claude-code, profile qa, working folder "."
What they can do
- orch.lead: Can run shell commands as the launching user, subject to runtime and host policy. Launch posture: Permission prompts: off; Codex runs with full access and never asks (full_bypass); declared policy: builtin:yolo (declared by the bundle); its effect on your machine depends on your settings.
- dev.build: Can run shell commands as the launching user, subject to runtime and host policy. Launch posture: Permission prompts: off; Claude bypasses permissions (full_bypass); declared policy: builtin:yolo (declared by the bundle); its effect on your machine depends on your settings.
- dev.review: Can run shell commands as the launching user, subject to runtime and host policy. Launch posture: Permission prompts: off; Codex runs with full access and never asks (full_bypass); declared policy: builtin:yolo (declared by the bundle); its effect on your machine depends on your settings.
- dev.qa: Can run shell commands as the launching user, subject to runtime and host policy. Launch posture: Permission prompts: off; Claude bypasses permissions (full_bypass); declared policy: builtin:yolo (declared by the bundle); its effect on your machine depends on your settings.
What they are told
- agents/workshop/guidance/lead.md (orch.lead)
- agents/workshop/skills/agent-operated-software (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/agent-operated-workflows (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/applying-a-permission-policy (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/claude-compaction-restore (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/delegating-work (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/forming-an-openrig-mental-model (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/loading-addressable-markdown (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/messaging-the-human (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/mission-slice-sop (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/openrig-operating-model (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/openrig-user (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/orienting-to-an-inherited-seat (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/bundle-skills/ponytail (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/queue-handoff (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/refocusing (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/retiring-and-inheriting-a-seat (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/seat-continuity-and-handover (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/skills/session-compaction-and-restore (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- agents/workshop/bundle-skills/using-the-tui-together (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- CULTURE.md (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- startup/context.md (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- startup/lead-first-move.md (orch.lead)
- agents/workshop/guidance/builder.md (dev.build)
- agents/workshop/guidance/code-reviewer.md (dev.review)
- agents/workshop/guidance/qa.md (dev.qa)
What else runs
- startup_startup_proof: authenticated, on after_files; fresh_start, restore (orch.lead, dev.build, dev.review, dev.qa)
- runtimeResources: agents/workshop/runtime/claude-activity-hooks.json, on if selected runtime supports and loads this resource (dev.build, dev.qa)
What it writes
- AGENTS.md in seat_cwd: merge managed blocks (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/agent-operated-software in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/agent-operated-workflows in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/applying-a-permission-policy in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/claude-compaction-restore in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/delegating-work in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/forming-an-openrig-mental-model in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/loading-addressable-markdown in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/messaging-the-human in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/mission-slice-sop in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/openrig-operating-model in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/openrig-user in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/orienting-to-an-inherited-seat in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/ponytail in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/queue-handoff in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/refocusing in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/retiring-and-inheriting-a-seat in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/seat-continuity-and-handover in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/session-compaction-and-restore in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- .agents/skills/using-the-tui-together in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (orch.lead, dev.review)
- CLAUDE.local.md in seat_cwd: merge managed blocks (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/agent-operated-software in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/agent-operated-workflows in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/applying-a-permission-policy in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/claude-compaction-restore in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/delegating-work in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/forming-an-openrig-mental-model in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/loading-addressable-markdown in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/messaging-the-human in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/mission-slice-sop in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/openrig-operating-model in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/openrig-user in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/orienting-to-an-inherited-seat in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/ponytail in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/queue-handoff in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/refocusing in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/retiring-and-inheriting-a-seat in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/seat-continuity-and-handover in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/session-compaction-and-restore in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/skills/using-the-tui-together in seat_cwd: project (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- .claude/settings.local.json in seat_cwd: merge settings or managed hooks (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.) (dev.build, dev.qa)
- . in install_target: materialize archive (Subject to configured destinations, runtime support and existing-file conflicts at installation or launch.)
Outside addresses
- agentskills.io
- code.claude.com
- github.com
- learn.chatgpt.com
- www.apache.org
- www.openrig.dev
What you need
- codex (runtime: orch.lead, dev.review)
- codex: the user's own runtime account or provider configuration (login: orch.lead, dev.review)
- claude-code (runtime: dev.build, dev.qa)
- claude-code: the user's own runtime account or provider configuration (login: dev.build, dev.qa)
- OpenRig daemon >=0.6.6 (version)
- OpenRig CLI >=0.6.6 (version)
Not known before launch
- host and native settings: Effective permissions, login, model availability, runtime versions, host catalogs/plugins and configured paths are not checked before launch.
- runtime behavior: Scripts and agents can compute other actions and addresses. Literal URL occurrences are not a prediction of network traffic.
- built-in and host integration: The installed OpenRig/runtime adds culture, onboarding, session identity and host context, and can provision runtime hook/settings files. Those bytes and effects are outside this archive.
Install
Copy the whole block. Its last line fetches exactly this configuration from GitHub and starts it.
This team declares broad access. Its Codex and Claude Code seats default to non-interruptive launches: OpenRig accepts supported harness warnings with launch flags. Sign-in and unsupported notices may still need you. Use --no-non-interruptive to opt out.
Before you run it, you need:
From the team's author:
- Install and run the rig as your normal user, not root: Claude Code refuses to bypass permissions as root or under sudo.
- Open a shell at the root of your clone of the repository you want to work on, set up the way its README says. Optionally add OpenRig's public context pack, then run the install from that same shell.
- Keep OpenRig's files out of your commits: from the root of your clone, add CLAUDE.local.md, AGENTS.md, /.openrig/, .claude/settings.local.json and gate-lane-verdict.json to .git/info/exclude (the README has the command). The lead adds any that are missing when it starts.
- If you ask Claude Code to do this setup for you, plan to run some steps yourself. In OpenRig's tests on macOS, Claude Code's default auto mode declined the rig up line ([Create Unsafe Agents], because it starts new agents) on 2.1.289 and 2.1.290, and in an earlier 2.1.289 run also declined adding a permission rule for itself ([Self-Modification]; add any rule yourself with /permissions or in .claude/settings.local.json) and rig context add --git ([Untrusted Code Integration]), even with an allow rule for that command. Run rig context add --git and rig up yourself in a terminal, from the root of your clone.
- This team declares broad access and non-interruptive launches: Claude bypasses permissions, Codex runs unsandboxed and never asks, and Pi gets full resource trust. OpenRig accepts supported Claude/Codex warning screens with launch flags; sign-in and unsupported harness notices still require you.
- codex (runtime: orch.lead, dev.review)
- codex: the user's own runtime account or provider configuration (login: orch.lead, dev.review)
- claude-code (runtime: dev.build, dev.qa)
- claude-code: the user's own runtime account or provider configuration (login: dev.build, dev.qa)
- OpenRig daemon >=0.6.6 (version)
- OpenRig CLI >=0.6.6 (version)
rig context add --git https://github.com/mvschwarz/openrig-worldrig up https://github.com/mvschwarz/openrig-world/tree/8b22d918340504ec2e01889a00b07c71195c459f/rigs/workshop --cwd . --target ~/rigs/workshopIt installs these three. The install prints the same three, so you can check they match:
- Commit
8b22d9183405- Configuration
dev.build=claude-code,dev.qa=claude-code,dev.review=codex,orch.lead=codex- Package digest
e2ea21e9867cCovers the bundle's files, not your host's settings.
It unpacks the team's files into ~/rigs/workshop, outside your project. Your project gets only the seats' own files.
This installs the recommended mix: a Codex lead and reviewer, and a Claude Code builder and QA. For other logins, add
--preset all-claude, --preset all-codex or --preset all-pi (same folder), or ask your OpenRig operator to install it, and it picks from your logins.Configurations the operator can use:
- All Claude
--preset all-claude- Not tested by OpenRig
- All Codex
--preset all-codex- Not tested by OpenRig
- All Pi
--preset all-pi- Not tested by OpenRig
After you run it
Tell us how it went. Community reports appear on this page, apart from OpenRig's own testing.