RigSmith is a software publisher focused on developer tooling that brings consistency and automation to cross-ecosystem workflows, with its full product range available through its website at rigsmith.dev. Its catalog of five packages centers on a cohesive toolchain designed to solve recurring problems in versioning, publishing, environment setup, and project launching. The flagship offering, RigSmith, bundles the complete toolchain—rig, changerig, shiprig, and clauderig—into a unified suite for teams that want the entire workflow in one place. Rig serves as a convention-first development launcher that standardizes how projects are started and run across .NET, Node, Go, and Rust, reducing configuration overhead and making polyglot repositories easier to navigate. ChangeRig addresses release management by capturing the intent behind code changes as changesets, then applying consistent versioning across every supported ecosystem, which is particularly useful for monorepos and multi-language projects. Building on that foundation, ShipRig delivers a uniform pipeline from changeset to version to publish, streamlining release automation so that shipping a package follows the same predictable process regardless of language or platform. Rounding out the range, ClaudeRig focuses on developer environment portability by synchronizing Claude Code setups across machines, with path-correct restoration ensuring configurations work immediately on new hardware. Typical use cases include standardizing release processes in mixed-language codebases, automating semantic versioning driven by documented change intent, onboarding developers onto new machines without manual reconfiguration, and launching heterogeneous projects through a single convention-driven command. Together, these products target software teams and individual developers who maintain projects spanning multiple technology stacks and want repeatable, low-friction tooling for everyday development and release tasks.