It sees what your visitors see.
A screenshot of any device, or of the whole page in labelled slices, with how far down the page it is. Real Safari on iOS Simulator included.
AI agents
rig gives agents like Claude Code one MCP connection to every browser and simulator you have open. It looks, measures and clicks, and you see each step in rig.
Join the waitlist
Pick the browsers and simulators you want, and open your site.
One line in Claude Code. rig shows it under the Agent button.
"Why does this page scroll sideways on the small phone?" Your agent checks every device.
claude mcp add --scope user rig -e ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE=1 -- \
/Applications/rig.app/Contents/MacOS/rig \
/Applications/rig.app/Contents/Resources/app/app/mcp.tsFor rig in your Applications folder. The same line is under the Agent button in rig.
A screenshot of any device, or of the whole page in labelled slices, with how far down the page it is. Real Safari on iOS Simulator included.

For any element: its box, its computed styles, and whether that browser supports a piece of CSS. Plus every console error and warning from your browsers.

Click, scroll and type in your browsers, or scroll all of them to the same element at once. rig's Agent panel shows every step.

While an agent works, and for ten minutes after, rig blocks form posts, PUT and DELETE. You approve every new URL, and the window says who is in control.

Claude Code, tested. rig speaks MCP over stdio, so other MCP clients should work; we haven't tested them yet.
No. While it works and for ten minutes after, rig blocks the requests that would change your site. On a simulator, rig only lets an agent tap when it can block them.
No. rig's browsers run with their own empty profiles, never yours.
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