RIVET 3.0 is a native Windows desktop app — WPF on .NET 10, built as one signed package. Eleven modules, a real HUD, startup and service control, a tweak catalogue, a local assistant. Every action it takes is written to a log you can undo.
RIVET 3.0HUDv2.1 was one PowerShell file that drew a HUD in a console window. 3.0 is a compiled desktop app with a real window, a real navigation model, and a safety net under every button.
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The sidebar is the whole app. Each module owns one job and shares the same action log.
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Every action in RIVET 3.0 — killing a process group, disabling a startup entry, stopping a service, applying a registry tweak, emptying a folder — is a reversible object. It records what it changed and how to put it back, then writes a line to the log.
Tweaks that touch the system take a restore point first. Cleanup routes deletions through the Recycle Bin, not oblivion. If a change breaks something, hit Revert last and it is undone.
Ask reads live counters, the process tree, startup impact, services and the action log — then proposes a fix you confirm with one click, which lands in the log as reversible like anything else. The model runs locally through Ollama; with nothing listening it answers from a built-in knowledge base. No account, no key, nothing leaving the device.
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On first run RIVET 3.0 looks for C:\rivet\ and offers to import it — tasks, notes, deadlines, XP and rank all carry over. The old script keeps working; nothing is deleted.
3.0 ships as a signed package with a Store licence — install it on your devices, no subscription, no telemetry. A trial runs the whole app so you can see the HUD on your own hardware before paying.