Rip docs

AI writes the code now. Rip is the editor that helps humans keep up. Files open instantly, search responds as you type, diffs stay readable, and Markdown renders live.

Start

Getting startedInstall Rip, open a folder, and learn the parts of the window.UpdatesAutomatic update checks, downloads, and restarting Rip.

Guide

Files and navigationThe file tree, the file finder, the command palette, tabs, and panes.EditingCursors, selections, movement, find and replace, and what happens on save.MarkdownLive preview, reading view, references that know git, Obsidian syntax, and Mermaid.Git and reviewBranches, worktrees, the change review, pull and merge requests, and file history.Working with agentsSee what changed while you were away, review it, and keep your own edits safe.Search and tracesSearch the folder's indexed text files, and turn a pasted error into a jump list.ThemesThe bundled themes, a live picker, system appearance, and your own theme file.Stage and commitChoose files or hunks, review staged changes, and create a local Git commit.Push and pullPush your current branch or pull changes from a Git remote.

Reference

ConfigurationConfiguration keys, their defaults, and what they change.Keyboard shortcutsEvery default binding by context, for macOS and Linux, and how to change one.File typesThe languages Rip highlights, how it recognizes a file, and what each language gets.

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