rho

Install and configure Rho from scratch (Doom-style init.toml + sync). Only prereq: a coding agent that can run shell commands.

Extract durable learnings and preferences from conversations for automatic memory capture.

Consolidate brain memory and mine user sessions since the last consolidation checkpoint (sleep-cycle style). Use to reduce noisy prompt injection while preserving durable high-value memories.

Keep CHANGELOG.md idiomatic (Keep a Changelog) and cut a tag-based GitHub release that triggers npm publish CI.

Implement coding tasks with an explore-plan-code workflow and explicit verification gates.

Generate structured .code-task.md files from rough descriptions or PDD plans.

Analyze a repository and generate comprehensive architecture and workflow documentation.

Create a new SOP-style skill as skills/<name>/SKILL.md with kind: sop frontmatter and structured Parameters/Steps sections.

Plan and run conversational AI agent evaluations with test generation and analysis.

Execute a completed PDD implementation plan step-by-step with validation gates.

Transform a rough idea into a detailed design document and implementation plan.

Manage agent email at name@rhobot.dev via the Rhobot Mail API. Use when checking inbox, reading messages, sending email, or managing allowed senders. Requires credentials from rho-cloud-onboard.

Register an agent email address on Rhobot Mail (name@rhobot.dev). Use when the user wants to set up agent email, register a Rhobot Mail account, claim an email handle, or onboard to rhobot.dev.

Search across pi session JSONL logs (user prompts, tool calls, results). Uses the session-digest tool and ripgrep for fast triage.

Run a curiosity-driven explore-and-build loop to ship one useful improvement.

Update the pi-coding-agent npm package to the latest version. Use when the user wants to update pi, upgrade pi, or get the latest version of the coding agent.

Detect and resolve orphaned notes in the vault. Use during heartbeat maintenance or when vault status shows orphans. Finds notes with no inbound wikilinks and either connects them to the graph or flags them for cleanup.

Open URLs and launch apps on Android. Use for opening links in a browser, launching specific apps, or viewing files.

Read or write the Linux clipboard. Use when copying/pasting text, transferring data between apps, or accessing clipboard contents.

Show Linux desktop notifications with title, body, urgency, and icons. Use for alerts, reminders, or status updates.

Open URLs, files, and directories on Linux using default applications. Use for launching browsers, opening documents, or viewing files.

Text-to-speech on Linux -- make the device speak text aloud. Use for voice announcements, reading content aloud, or accessibility.

Read or write the macOS clipboard. Use when copying/pasting text, transferring data between apps, or accessing clipboard contents.

Show macOS system notifications with title, body, and optional sound. Use for alerts, reminders, or status updates.

Open URLs, files, and applications on macOS. Use for launching browsers, opening documents, or starting apps.

Text-to-speech on macOS -- make the device speak text aloud. Use for voice announcements, reading content aloud, or accessibility.

Read or write the system clipboard. Use when copying/pasting text, transferring data between apps, or accessing clipboard contents.

Access phone contacts and call log. Use for looking up contact info or checking recent calls.

Device controls — vibration, torch, volume, battery status, toast messages. Use for haptic feedback, flashlight, or quick status checks.

Show interactive dialogs for user input — text, confirmations, choices, date/time pickers. Use when you need user input beyond chat.

Get device location via GPS or network. Use for location-aware actions, finding nearby places, or logging position.

Play audio files, record from microphone, take photos. Use for media playback, voice recording, or camera capture.

Show system notifications with optional buttons, sounds, and actions. Use for alerts, reminders, or persistent status messages.

Read and send SMS messages. Use for checking texts, 2FA codes, or sending SMS alerts.

Speech-to-text — transcribe voice to text using device microphone. Use for voice commands, dictation, or hands-free input.

Text-to-speech — make the device speak text aloud. Use for voice announcements, reading content aloud, or accessibility.

Create Tasker profiles and tasks via XML for Android automation. Use when adding new Tasker functionality, creating Intent Received handlers, or building automation that integrates with the rho.tasker extension.