Rover

Rover, from Endor, is a command line tool and VS Code extension for managing AI coding agents. It lets a developer assign tasks to several agents at once, such as Claude, Codex, Gemini or Qwen, and keep working while they run. Each agent works in its own isolated environment containing a copy of the project code, so agents do not interfere with the developer's checkout or with one another. Everything runs locally, using tools already on the machine: Git, Docker or Podman, and the agents installed on the system. The vendor states that no cloud service is involved. Developers can use one preferred agent or combine several. Task progress and outputs can be monitored and reviewed from the command line or from VS Code. Getting started takes an npm global install followed by a rover init command, after which a rover task command prompts for a task description and assigns it to an agent. The tool is aimed at developers who want parallel agent work without changing how they already work. Rover is released as open source under the Apache 2.0 license, with code and issue tracking on GitHub. The vendor does not publish paid plans, and its site has no pricing page.