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@rigour-labs/cli

Code review that happens while your coding agent writes. Rigour checks the work after every edit, before the agent says it is done and before every push, and blocks only on what it can show is wrong in the change itself. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cline and Windsurf. Free, open source, and runs on your machine.

Try it, changing nothing

On a branch with work on it (Node 22.13 or later):

npx @rigour-labs/cli review --base origin/main

Set it up

npm install -g @rigour-labs/cli     # or: brew install rigour-labs/tap/rigour
rigour setup                        # personal: nothing in your working tree
rigour setup --team                 # or commit it, so everyone who clones gets the same

Moment	What runs	On a problem
After every edit	Fast checks on the file the agent changed	The agent sees it at once
Before the agent says "done"	The whole branch against main	The agent keeps working, at most three times
Before git push	The same, plus your own formatter, linter, type check and related tests	The push is refused, one line per problem

The commands you will use

Command	What it does
rigour setup	Connects Rigour to your agents and git, and checks it works
rigour review	Reviews your change: uncommitted work, or a branch with --base origin/main
rigour dismiss <key> --reason "…"	Records that a finding is not a bug, so it never comes back
rigour studio	A local page: what Rigour stopped, what your agents learned, the reviewer's verdict
rigour doctor	What is working, what is not, and how to fix it
rigour uninstall	Takes out exactly what Rigour put in

rigour help --all lists everything else.

Documentation

Get started	Try it on a branch, then set it up
During development	What runs while you work, and what to do with a finding
Team setup	One setup for everyone on a repository
Pull requests and CI	Review every pull request, or make it a required check
Configuration	What teams change, and every setting
Security and network use	Every network call, and how to turn each off
All documentation

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