rover
A manager for AI coding agents that works with Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, Codex, and Qwen.
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Rover is a command-line tool for managing and deploying Docker containers. It provides a simple and intuitive interface to interact with Docker images and containers, allowing users to easily build, run, and manage their containerized applications. With Rover, users can streamline their development workflow by automating container deployment and management tasks. The tool is designed to be lightweight and easy to use, making it ideal for developers and DevOps professionals looking to simplify their container management processes.
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Rover is a manager for AI coding agents that works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and Qwen.
It helps you get more done, faster, by allowing multiple agents to work on your codebase simultaneously. The agents work in the background in separate, isolated environments: they don't interfere with your work or each other.
Rover does not change how you work: everything runs locally, under your control, and using your already installed tools.
First, install Rover:
npm install -g @endorhq/rover@latestThen, run rover task in your project to create a task describing what you want to accomplish and hand it to Rover. You can specify which agent to use with the --agent (or -a) flag. Rover will automatically detect your project and register it.
Supported agents: claude, codex, cursor, gemini, and qwen.
Rover will:
- 🔒 Prepare a local isolated environment (using containers) with an independent copy of your project code
- ⚙️ Install and configure your preferred AI coding agent in that environment
- 🤖 Setup a workflow for the agent to complete the task and run it in the background until it finishes
- 📖 Collect a set of developer-friendly documents with information about the changes in the code
Depending on the task complexity, it might take a few minutes. Meanwhile, you can create new tasks and run them in parallel or simply relax, step back and do some other work, whether on your computer or away from it!
Running and managing multiple AI coding agents simultaneously can be overwhelming. You need to run them isolated from each other and they constantly ask for attention. Context switching quickly becomes a productivity drain.
At the same time, parallel execution is one of the most powerful capabilities of AI coding agents. You can focus on a task while a team of agents complete small issues, start another task, or just write some documentation.
To simplify this process, Rover manages AI coding agents on your behalf. It integrates with both your terminal and VSCode (as an extension).
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style Rover fill:#107e7a,stroke:#107e7a- 🚀 Easy to use: Manage multiple AI coding agents working on different tasks with a single command
- 🔒 Isolated: Prevent AI Agents from overriding your changes, accessing private information or deleting system files
- 🤖 Bring your AI agents: Use your existing AI agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and Qwen. No new subscriptions needed
- 💻 Local: Everything runs on your computer. No new apps and permissions in your repositories
- 👐 Open Source: Released under the Apache 2 license
You need at least one supported AI agent in your system:
Install it using npm:
npm install -g @endorhq/rover@latest-
Create your first task with Rover:
cd <your-project> && rover task --agent claude
-
Check the status of your task:
rover ls -w
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Keep working on your own tasks 🤓
-
After finishing, check the task result:
rover inspect 1 rover inspect 1 --file changes.md rover diff 1
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If you want to apply more changes, create a second iteration with new instructions:
rover iterate 1
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If you need to apply changes manually, jump into the task workspace:
rover shell 1
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If changes are fine, you can:
- Merge them:
rover merge 1
- Push the branch to the remote using your git configuration:
rover push 1
- Take manual control:
rover shell 1 git status
💡 TIP: You can run multiple tasks in parallel. Just take into account your AI agents' limits.
Although it's not required, we recommend running rover init in your project to generate an initial configuration:
rover initRover is available on the VSCode Marketplace. You can look for Rover in your VSCode Extensions Panel or access the Marketplace page and click Install there.
If the Rover CLI is not in the PATH, the extension will guide you through the setup process. Once everything is ready, you will be able to create your first task!
See the VSCode documentation site.
Rover relies on local tools you already have like Git, Docker/Podman and AI coding agents. When you create your first task in a project, Rover automatically detects your project setup, identifies its requirements, and registers it in a central store.
Once you create a task, Rover creates a separate git worktree (workspace) and branch for that task. It starts a container, mounts the required files, installs tools, configures them, and lets your AI agent complete a workflow. Rover workflows are a set of predefined steps for AI coding agents. Depending on the workflow, you might get a set of changes in the workspace or a document with research.
After an AI agent finishes the task, all code changes and output documents are available in the task workspace (git worktree). You can inspect those documents, check changes, iterate with an AI agent, or even take full control and start applying changes manually. Every developer has a different workflow, and Rover won't interfere with it.
Once you are ready, you can merge changes or push the branch. That's it! 🚀
Rover supports selecting both the AI agent and the model using the agent:model syntax:
rover task -a claude:sonnet # Use Claude with Sonnet model
rover task -a claude:opus # Use Claude with Opus model
rover task -a gemini:pro # Use Gemini with Pro modelYou can also configure default models per agent in .rover/settings.json:
{
"defaults": {
"models": {
"claude": "sonnet",
"gemini": "flash"
}
}
}Rover supports managing tasks across multiple projects. Use the --project flag or the ROVER_PROJECT environment variable to target a specific project:
rover ls --project my-project
rover task --project /path/to/projectTo view all registered projects and their tasks:
rover infoRover can run as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, allowing AI assistants to interact with Rover programmatically:
rover mcpThis exposes all core Rover commands (task creation, inspection, logs, diff, merge, push, etc.) as MCP tools. You can configure it in your AI agent's MCP settings:
{
"mcpServers": {
"rover": {
"command": "rover",
"args": ["mcp"]
}
}
}Rover ships with built-in workflows and supports adding custom ones. Use the workflow commands to manage them:
rover workflow list # List available workflows
rover workflow add <url-or-path> # Add a custom workflow
rover workflow inspect <workflow-name> # Inspect a workflow definitionControl network access for task containers using allowlist or blocklist rules in rover.json:
{
"sandbox": {
"network": {
"mode": "allowlist",
"allowDns": true,
"allowLocalhost": true,
"rules": [
{ "host": "github.com", "description": "Allow GitHub access" },
{ "host": "registry.npmjs.org", "description": "Allow npm registry" }
]
}
}
}Available modes:
-
allowall(default) - No network restrictions -
allowlist- Block all traffic except specified hosts -
blocklist- Allow all traffic except specified hosts
Rules support domain names, IP addresses, and CIDR notation.
Customize the container sandbox environment in rover.json:
{
"sandbox": {
"agentImage": "custom-agent-image:latest",
"initScript": "./scripts/setup.sh",
"extraArgs": ["--gpus", "all"]
},
"envs": ["API_KEY", "DATABASE_URL"],
"envsFile": ".env.rover",
"excludePatterns": ["node_modules/**", "dist/**"]
}| Option | Description |
|---|---|
sandbox.agentImage |
Custom Docker/Podman image for the agent container |
sandbox.initScript |
Script to run during container initialization |
sandbox.extraArgs |
Extra arguments passed to the container runtime |
envs |
Environment variables to forward into the container |
envsFile |
Path to an env file to load into the container |
excludePatterns |
Glob patterns for files to exclude from the agent's context |
Rover supports hooks that run shell commands when task lifecycle events occur. Configure hooks in your rover.json:
{
"hooks": {
"onComplete": ["./scripts/on-complete.sh"],
"onMerge": ["./scripts/on-merge.sh"],
"onPush": ["echo 'Task $ROVER_TASK_ID pushed'"]
}
}Available hooks:
-
onComplete- Runs when a task completes (success or failure), detected viarover listorrover list --watch -
onMerge- Runs after a task is successfully merged viarover merge -
onPush- Runs after a task branch is pushed viarover push
Environment variables passed to hook commands:
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
ROVER_TASK_ID |
The task ID |
ROVER_TASK_BRANCH |
The task branch name |
ROVER_TASK_TITLE |
The task title |
ROVER_TASK_STATUS |
Task status: "completed" or "failed" (onComplete only) |
Example hook script (scripts/on-complete.sh):
#!/bin/bash
echo "Task $ROVER_TASK_ID ($ROVER_TASK_TITLE) finished with status: $ROVER_TASK_STATUS"
# Notify your team, trigger CI, update a dashboard, etc.Hook failures are logged as warnings but do not block operations.
Rover collects anonymous usage telemetry to help improve the product. No code, task content, or personal information is collected.
Data collected:
- Anonymous user ID (random UUID)
- Command usage (which commands are run)
- Agent and workflow names used
- Source (CLI or extension)
To disable telemetry:
# Option 1: Environment variable
export ROVER_NO_TELEMETRY=1
# Option 2: Create marker file
touch ~/.config/rover/.no-telemetryFound a bug or have a feature request? Please open an issue on GitHub. We appreciate detailed bug reports and thoughtful feature suggestions.
We'd love to hear from you! Whether you have questions, feedback, or want to share what you're building with Rover, there are multiple ways to connect.
- Discord: Join our Discord spaceship for real-time discussions and help
- Twitter/X: Follow us @EndorHQ for updates and announcements
- Mastodon: Find us at @[email protected]
- Bluesky: Follow @endorhq.bsky.social
Rover is open source software licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
Built with ❤️ by the Endor team
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