OpenRig rig catalog

Reviewed rig listings, submission requests, before-install diagrams and public status for openrig.dev/rigs.

The bundles stay in their authors' repositories. This repository records reviewed commits and generated views; it does not host or launch the bundles. OpenRig's workshop and factory-rsi sources stay in openrig-world/rigs.

• Submit a rig: add one YAML file with its repository, folder and ref.
• Registry entries: reviewed pins, configurations, digests and diagrams.
• Checks and status generation: local validation and evidence-based status.

A listing means its pinned content was reviewed for listing. It is not a security audit and does not mean OpenRig ran or tested the team. The status data says what was tested separately.

Workshop compatibility with OpenRig 0.6.6

This repository is the canonical registry. OpenRig 0.6.6's operator still reads the raw openrig-world/registry/workshop.yaml URL. That one file remains as a compatibility mirror; it is not a second catalog. New submissions, entries, diagrams and status changes belong here.

When changing the workshop pin, prepare paired pull requests here and in openrig-world. Copy the complete canonical entry to the old location, review both, and merge both before announcing the new pin:

cp registry/workshop.yaml ../openrig-world/registry/workshop.yaml
cmp registry/workshop.yaml ../openrig-world/registry/workshop.yaml

Keep source.repository and source.folder pointing at the bundle in openrig-world. The mirror supplies the source commit and configurations to older operators; diagram files are served from this registry. Preserve the mirror while 0.6.6 installs still use it. A pin may require the existing two-step sequence: merge bundle source first, then review the registry entry for that resulting commit. These steps make no automated cross-repository writes.

Check a change

cd tools
npm ci --ignore-scripts --no-audit --no-fund
npm test
npm run check

CI runs these checks on pull requests and pushes to main. A separate Submitted bundle check job fetches each submission's source and runs the pinned OpenRig validator. Its PR annotation and job summary show the exact commit and results. Submitted bundles are not installed or launched. Status is generated from run records; it is not edited by hand.

License

Apache-2.0, retained from openrig-world.