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cross-host-rig-commands
Use when addressing a registered remote OpenRig host, choosing its transport, or interpreting a cross-host result.
Overview
Use when addressing a registered remote OpenRig host, choosing its transport, or interpreting a cross-host result.
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Cross-host rig commands
Use a registered host address and the entry's declared transport. SSH entries run a remote CLI through a single-hop shell; HTTP entries use the remote daemon. These paths have different prerequisites and command coverage. Check the exact command's help and the target installation before a consequential operation.
Choose and inspect the destination
rig host list shows registered hosts. rig host add --help describes registry
writes; rig host doctor --help describes reachability checks. Inspect the
configured OpenRig home rather than assuming the default ~/.openrig/hosts.yaml.
Registry changes affect later routing, so make them within the requested scope.
hosts:
- id: test-vm
transport: ssh
target: test-vm.local
user: example-user
- id: remote-dev
transport: http
url: http://remote-dev.example:7433
bearer_env: REMOTE_RIG_TOKEN
The registry requires a hosts array, unique non-empty ids and a supported transport. SSH needs a non-empty target; user and notes are optional. HTTP needs a URL and accepts at most one of bearer_env or bearer_file. Omitting both is valid for a tokenless target. A configured but unavailable bearer is a permission failure, not anonymous fallback. Host ids also have reserved-name validation; use the actual validator's error rather than inventing an alias that collides.
Address the intended operation
rig send dev-worker@example-rig "check the assigned result" --host remote-dev --verify
rig capture dev-worker@example-rig --host remote-dev
rig ps --host remote-dev --nodes --json
rig whoami --host remote-dev
These coordination commands select SSH or HTTP from the registry entry. They do not silently try another transport when one fails. A host-qualified target can be convenient, but confirm its parsing and any persisted host selection with the particular command. Explicit --host is preferable for consequential cross-host work.
Queue destinations use explicit --host or a supported host-qualified destination; queue writes do not follow persisted host selection. The CLI separates the host from the canonical seat in the routing envelope. Different queue subcommands have different flags: check their help instead of copying a flag from send. A local success message alone does not establish remote persistence or pickup.
Read failures at the layer that failed
| Signal | What to inspect |
|---|---|
| registry-load-failed / unknown-host | Registry path, entry and exact destination |
| ssh-unreachable | SSH connection, target and transport diagnostics |
| permission-gate | The configured SSH or HTTP credentials and target policy |
| remote-daemon-unreachable | Target listener and actual running daemon identity |
| remote-command-not-found | Remote CLI installation and executable lookup |
| remote-command-failed | The remote operation's own status and error |
The exact result taxonomy depends on the path. HTTP failures expose the remote status/error; SSH distinguishes the shell transport from the remote command. Do not start or replace a remote daemon merely because a diagnostic suggests it; first establish the target's state and the authority for that lifecycle action. A timed-out write may have reached its destination. Reconcile its durable effect before retrying.
Verification and attribution
Transport success is not delivery verification or agent consumption. SSH forwards --verify and returns the remote CLI result. HTTP preserves the remote transport verdict and explicitly reports that the local pane-effect check did not run cross-host. Inspect that result and the destination effect required by the task; never replace it with “SSH exited zero” or “HTTP returned successfully.”
Cross-host output names the host/target; JSON envelopes carry cross_host metadata. The precise envelope differs by command and transport. Preserve the underlying remote result when passing evidence onward.
A target's host suffix selects a destination; a sender's origin identifies where a reply belongs. Use the rendered reply address and verify its host mapping. Current send derives the sender from the executing seat context, not a caller's --from assertion. It adds origin-host identity at cross-host forwarding; do not assume local sends have the same suffix. Unknown identity remains unknown.
This guide describes the implemented command paths, not proof of a live remote journey on your installation. Forks, handovers and other lifecycle compositions need their own supported command and scoped authority; reading remote state does not authorize them.
See also
- openrig-user — exact command reference
- seat-continuity-and-handover — stable seat and occupant outcomes
File metadata
name: cross-host-rig-commands
description: Use when addressing a registered remote OpenRig host, choosing its transport, or interpreting a cross-host result.
metadata:
cli_surfaces_referenced:
- capture
- daemon start
- host list
- host add
- host doctor
- ps
- send
- whoami
openrig:
stage: factory-approved
sibling_skills:
- rig-lifecycle
- topology-mutation-and-seat-management
- seat-scaling-and-specialization
- sidecar-operator
- rig-bundles-and-shareable-artifacts
- specification-system
- extension-and-user-workspaceView original text
---
name: cross-host-rig-commands
description: Use when addressing a registered remote OpenRig host, choosing its transport, or interpreting a cross-host result.
metadata:
cli_surfaces_referenced:
- capture
- daemon start
- host list
- host add
- host doctor
- ps
- send
- whoami
openrig:
stage: factory-approved
sibling_skills:
- rig-lifecycle
- topology-mutation-and-seat-management
- seat-scaling-and-specialization
- sidecar-operator
- rig-bundles-and-shareable-artifacts
- specification-system
- extension-and-user-workspace
---
# Cross-host rig commands
Use a registered host address and the entry's declared transport. SSH entries
run a remote CLI through a single-hop shell; HTTP entries use the remote daemon.
These paths have different prerequisites and command coverage. Check the exact
command's help and the target installation before a consequential operation.
## Choose and inspect the destination
`rig host list` shows registered hosts. `rig host add --help` describes registry
writes; `rig host doctor --help` describes reachability checks. Inspect the
configured OpenRig home rather than assuming the default `~/.openrig/hosts.yaml`.
Registry changes affect later routing, so make them within the requested scope.
```yaml
hosts:
- id: test-vm
transport: ssh
target: test-vm.local
user: example-user
- id: remote-dev
transport: http
url: http://remote-dev.example:7433
bearer_env: REMOTE_RIG_TOKEN
```
The registry requires a hosts array, unique non-empty ids and a supported
transport. SSH needs a non-empty target; user and notes are optional. HTTP needs
a URL and accepts at most one of bearer_env or bearer_file. Omitting both is
valid for a tokenless target. A configured but unavailable bearer is a permission
failure, not anonymous fallback. Host ids also have reserved-name validation;
use the actual validator's error rather than inventing an alias that collides.
## Address the intended operation
```bash
rig send dev-worker@example-rig "check the assigned result" --host remote-dev --verify
rig capture dev-worker@example-rig --host remote-dev
rig ps --host remote-dev --nodes --json
rig whoami --host remote-dev
```
These coordination commands select SSH or HTTP from the registry entry. They
do not silently try another transport when one fails. A host-qualified target
can be convenient, but confirm its parsing and any persisted host selection
with the particular command. Explicit --host is preferable for consequential
cross-host work.
Queue destinations use explicit --host or a supported host-qualified destination;
queue writes do not follow persisted host selection. The CLI separates the host
from the canonical seat in the routing envelope. Different queue subcommands
have different flags: check their help instead of copying a flag from send.
A local success message alone does not establish remote persistence or pickup.
## Read failures at the layer that failed
| Signal | What to inspect |
|---|---|
| registry-load-failed / unknown-host | Registry path, entry and exact destination |
| ssh-unreachable | SSH connection, target and transport diagnostics |
| permission-gate | The configured SSH or HTTP credentials and target policy |
| remote-daemon-unreachable | Target listener and actual running daemon identity |
| remote-command-not-found | Remote CLI installation and executable lookup |
| remote-command-failed | The remote operation's own status and error |
The exact result taxonomy depends on the path. HTTP failures expose the remote
status/error; SSH distinguishes the shell transport from the remote command.
Do not start or replace a remote daemon merely because a diagnostic suggests it;
first establish the target's state and the authority for that lifecycle action.
A timed-out write may have reached its destination. Reconcile its durable effect
before retrying.
## Verification and attribution
Transport success is not delivery verification or agent consumption. SSH forwards
--verify and returns the remote CLI result. HTTP preserves the remote transport
verdict and explicitly reports that the local pane-effect check did not run
cross-host. Inspect that result and the destination effect required by the task;
never replace it with “SSH exited zero” or “HTTP returned successfully.”
Cross-host output names the host/target; JSON envelopes carry cross_host metadata.
The precise envelope differs by command and transport. Preserve the underlying
remote result when passing evidence onward.
A target's host suffix selects a destination; a sender's origin identifies where
a reply belongs. Use the rendered reply address and verify its host mapping.
Current send derives the sender from the executing seat context, not a caller's
--from assertion. It adds origin-host identity at cross-host forwarding; do not
assume local sends have the same suffix. Unknown identity remains unknown.
This guide describes the implemented command paths, not proof of a live remote
journey on your installation. Forks, handovers and other lifecycle compositions
need their own supported command and scoped authority; reading remote state
does not authorize them.
## See also
- openrig-user — exact command reference
- seat-continuity-and-handover — stable seat and occupant outcomes
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- GitHub adoption: 66 GitHub stars
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- Source repository
- mvschwarz/openrig
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- Apache-2.0
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- Last GitHub push
- Sep 7, 2026
- Registry updated
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- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 66 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 66 stars, 11 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
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Show the canonical listing, current trust and audit signals, and real Agent-Proven evidence where developers evaluate the repository.
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[](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/mvschwarz-cross-host-rig-commands/audit)
[](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/mvschwarz-cross-host-rig-commands?ref=github&utm_source=github&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=creator_badge)Community signal
Share whether this skill looks useful for your agent workflow. Aggregated feedback improves rankings over time.
