rngo init

Perhaps appropriately, the highlight of our inaugural Release Friday is the new rngo init command that sets a project up for rngo in one step.

We've also made many smaller changes to the CLI that improve consistency and quality-of-life.

For more, read see the rngo 0.29.0 release

rngo init

rngo init initializes a project for rngo by adding .rngo/config.yml and updating .gitignore, if it exists.

> rngo init
> cat .rngo/config.yml
key: my-project
seed: 1
> cat .gitignore | grep .rngo
.rngo/runs

This is pretty minimal for now - you'd still need to define systems and effects, which is really the bulk of the setup. In upcoming releases, this command will offer the option to install agent skills to do that for you.

See the rngo init docs for details.

Looking Forward

Next week, we plan on releasing custom schemas, which will let you define your own named schemas for use by your effects.

And we'll also try to add agent skills to rngo init