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ClaudeRig, published by RigSmith, is a synchronization utility designed to keep a Claude Code setup consistent across multiple machines. Its core purpose is to capture a user's Claude Code configuration on one system and restore it on another, with a defining feature that sets it apart from simple file-copy approaches: path correction on restore. Because absolute paths, home directories, and environment-specific references often differ between workstations, laptops, and remote development environments, ClaudeRig adjusts those paths during the restore process so the transferred setup remains functional rather than breaking on the destination machine. This makes the software relevant to the developer tools category, specifically within configuration management, backup and restore, and environment synchronization utilities. The primary use case centers on developers who work with Claude Code on more than one device and want an identical working setup everywhere without manually recreating configurations. A typical workflow involves syncing a setup from a primary workstation and restoring it onto a secondary machine, such as a laptop used for travel or a freshly provisioned development box, with ClaudeRig handling the path corrections automatically so the restored environment behaves as expected. The tool is also suited to disaster recovery and machine migration scenarios, where a user needs to rebuild a working Claude Code environment quickly after hardware changes or system reinstalls. ClaudeRig is currently at version 1.18.0. The catalog records a total of 22 versions for the software, indicating an active release history with ongoing maintenance and iteration by RigSmith. Users who track version history can therefore review prior releases alongside the current one when planning upgrades or verifying compatibility with their existing setups. RigSmith remains the publisher of record across the software's releases.
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