Let it cook.

R, but make it brainrot. Remix a sample, hit Run, and see what you cooked.

Rizz 0.4.0 / webR 0.6.0
Rizz + genzplyr. No installation.

program.rizz

1 line

Output

Your code’s main-character moment.

Hit Run to see what it’s giving.
Fresh session every time. No leftover variables.

Equivalent R

The slang, decoded.

Same R underneath. New vocabulary on top. Here’s the translation, bestie.

New here? Ten minutes to your first W.

Cook up a score summary, read a CSV, and give your data a plot glow-up with the examples above. aura(3) creates three zeros; as.aura(3) creates the integer 3L.

The bundled CSV contains A: 42, B: 67, C: 100. Total: 209. Two scores pass at a threshold of 60.

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Rizz for VS Code + Positron

Take the rizz with you.

Highlighting, completions, hover help, and Run commands for your .rizz files.

Download editor extension v0.4.0 · VSIX

Preview release · install from a file

Install it, bestie

Download the extension above.
In VS Code or Positron, open the Command Palette and choose Extensions: Install from VSIX…, then select the downloaded file.
Open a .rizz file for highlighting, completions, and hover help.

To run code, also install R and the matching Rizz R package (v0.4.0). In your R console, run:

install.packages(file.choose(), repos = NULL, type = "source")

Select the downloaded rizz_0.4.0.tar.gz. In Positron, start an R session; in VS Code, ensure Rscript is on your PATH or set rizz.rscriptPath. Editing features work without R.