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Awesome Rig

A curated list of projects, libraries and articles for building LLM-powered Rust applications with the Rig framework.

Awesome Rig

Awesome Rig curates projects, libraries, examples, integrations, talks and articles for building LLM-powered Rust applications with Rig, a modular Rust framework for agents, tool calling, completions, embeddings, retrieval-augmented generation and multi-provider AI applications.

It links the official Rig repository, website, documentation and API reference, along with ways to find more dependent projects through GitHub search and reverse-dependency listings. Listed libraries and frameworks include a policy-enforcement toolkit for agents, a type-safe graph execution framework for multi-agent workflows, tool generators from OpenAPI specifications, a local-inference provider for GGUF models through llama.cpp, and observability and evaluation harnesses for Rig agents.

It is a documentation and links repository rather than a runnable library, maintained under the MIT license.

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