Code editor with intelligence
Spin up a real dev environment in a browser tab. Write, run and preview full-stack apps with an AI pair programmer that can actually read your files.
Sign in with GitHub or Google — no card, no install.
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- Starter templates
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- Setup steps
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- Projects per account
Everything you need in one tab
No local toolchain, no Docker, no waiting on a container to warm up.
AI chat that reads your code
Attach any file from the project and ask about it. Conversations are saved per playground, so context survives a refresh.
Inline completions
Ghost-text suggestions appear as you type, powered by a completion model wired straight into Monaco.
Real terminal, real install
A WebContainer boots Node in the tab. npm install and dev servers run for real — nothing is faked.
Full Monaco editor
The same editor core that powers VS Code, with a file tree, multi-tab editing and syntax support out of the box.
Import from GitHub
Paste a repository URL and Rigpaz pulls it in, detects the framework and normalizes it into a playground.
Shareable links
Flip a project to public and anyone can open a read-only view — no account needed on their end.
Autosave
Edits persist as you go. Close the tab mid-thought and pick the project back up exactly where you left it.
Command palette
Hit ⌘K / Ctrl+K to jump between projects, create something new or flip the theme without leaving the keyboard.
From zero to running in under a minute
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Sign in
GitHub or Google. Sign in with either and you land in the same account — they're matched by email.
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Pick a stack or import a repo
Choose one of six starters, or paste a GitHub URL and let Rigpaz detect the framework for you.
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Build with the AI beside you
Edit in Monaco, run commands in a real terminal, attach files to the chat and watch the preview update live.
Start from a template
Pick a stack and you get a working project with dependencies already declared. Or import any repo from GitHub.
Questions, answered
Still curious? The docs go deeper.
Your next project is one click away
Open a tab, pick a stack, start typing. That's the whole setup.