Install and run Rovo Dev CLI on your device
Read how to install Rovo Dev CLI on your device and run it in interactive mode.
Use Rovo Dev CLI
Rovo Dev CLI brings powerful AI capabilities to your terminal. Perform complex development tasks using natural language - like generating, reviewing, and refactoring code, analyzing your codebase, writing documentation, debugging issues, and creating unit tests - all without leaving your command line.
Rovo Dev is integrated with your Atlassian apps, so you can also use it to action your Jira work items or create new Confluence content. By bringing all these capabilities to a command line interface, you can speed up your workflow and reduce context-switching.
Rovo Dev CLI isn’t available during a Rovo Dev Standard trial. To use this feature, you need a paid Rovo Dev Standard subscription. You can end your trial early and start a paid subscription. Read more information on Rovo Dev Standard trial
Rovo Dev CLI commands
See commands available for Rovo Dev CLI, both on the command line and in interactive mode.
Manage Rovo Dev CLI settings
Use parameters and settings in the Rovo Dev CLI configuration file to configure your experience.
Manage sessions in Rovo Dev CLI
Use sessions in Rovo Dev CLI to maintain history and context across multiple interactions.
Use memory in Rovo Dev CLI
See how to use user memory and project memory in Rovo Dev CLI to retain important information about your project and preferences.
Save and reuse a prompt in Rovo Dev CLI
Reuse saved prompts so you can quickly access them and speed up your development flow.
Use tools in Rovo Dev CLI
Read how to control the tools Rovo Dev can use, and how it executes bash and PowerShell commands.
Use subagents in Rovo Dev CLI
Create and use subagents with specialized capabilities, custom system prompts, and tailored tool configurations.
Connect to an MCP server in Rovo Dev CLI
How to connect Rovo Dev CLI to Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to extend its capabilities with external data and tools.
Use server mode in Rovo Dev CLI
Commands, instructions, and examples for using server mode in Rovo Dev CLI.
Use worktree mode in Rovo Dev CLI
Read how to use Atlassian's Rovo Dev CLI in worktree mode for isolated Git operations with specific behavior and cleanup options.
Get help in Rovo Dev CLI
Get help and more information about Rovo Dev CLI from interactive mode or the command line.
Extend Rovo Dev CLI with Agent Skills
Explore how Agent Skills can be used to teach Rovo Dev to perform specific types of tasks.
Switch between large language models in Rovo Dev CLI
See how to switch between large language models in Rovo Dev CLI, and how credit multipliers are used.
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