Rigour
Manage project quality gates and diagnostics with automated checks and actionable resolution steps.
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What it can do
- Rigour Check: Run quality gate checks on the project. Matches the CLI 'check' command.
- Rigour Explain: Explain the last quality gate failures with actionable bullets. Matches the CLI 'explain' command.
- Rigour Status: Quick PASS/FAIL check with JSON-friendly output for polling current project state.
What data it sees
Do you need an account
No: the server works without sign-in
Manage project quality gates and diagnostics with automated checks and actionable resolution steps. Tracks operation failures and provides detailed fix packets for rapid debugging. Persists project-specific instructions and preferences across sessions to maintain a consistent development context.
Server tool list (9)
Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.
| rigour_check | Run quality gate checks on the project. Matches the CLI 'check' command. |
| rigour_explain | Explain the last quality gate failures with actionable bullets. Matches the CLI 'explain' command. |
| rigour_status | Quick PASS/FAIL check with JSON-friendly output for polling current project state. |
| rigour_get_fix_packet | Retrieves a prioritized 'Fix Packet' (v2 schema) containing detailed machine-readable diagnostic data. |
| rigour_record_failure | Record an operation failure to track retry loops and prompt for documentation consult. |
| rigour_clear_failure | Clear failure history for a category after a successful operation or manual fix. |
| rigour_remember | Store a persistent instruction or context that the AI should remember across sessions. Use this to persist user preferences, project conventions, or critical instructions that the agent should always follow. |
| rigour_recall | Retrieve stored instructions or context. Call this at the start of each session to restore memory. Returns all stored memories if no key specified. |
| rigour_forget | Remove a stored memory by key. |