RigOne uses a small, fixed vocabulary. The same words appear on screen, in error messages and here.
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Project | A folder on your Mac, added as a workspace. Agents, workflows, knowledge and connections belong to a project. |
| Agent app | The program that does the work: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode. |
| Agent | A role: one job, one instruction, an agent app, a model and permissions. |
| Workflow | A saved graph of steps you can run again. |
| Step | A tile in a workflow and a card in the plan. |
| Runs after | What an arrow means. Nothing else. |
| Task | One line of work in the side panel: a conversation, a run or an Auto goal. |
| Run | One execution of a workflow against a project. |
| Workspace | A project folder in the project menu; a step works in a private copy of it. |
| Check | A command RigOne runs itself to decide whether a step's work holds. |
| Second opinion | A review by another agent. It can raise concerns; it can never approve or block. |
| Note | Something learned in a run, kept for future prompts once approved. |
| Skill | Instructions an agent uses when they fit the work, kept in a SKILL.md file. |
| Context set | Named material — text, images, PDFs — prepared for the steps that need it. |
| Connection | A tool server an agent may use, such as a browser, a design tool or an issue tracker. |
| Lead | The agent you talk to in the command bar. It can prepare; only /run starts work. |
| Auto | A mode in which the Lead plans, runs and verifies a whole goal across several workflows. |
| Goal | What you hand to Auto, in a sentence. It is saved, so you can resume it later. |
| Needs you | The one list of every decision that waits for you. |
| Project rig | One page with everything a project has: agents, workflows, knowledge, triggers, Auto rules. |
| Board | A shared list of tasks with comments and members, encrypted on your Mac. |
| Remote access | Following and steering your work from a paired phone or tablet. |