Rover: Coding Agent Manager (endor.dev)

Rover is an open-source manager for AI coding agents that orchestrates multiple agents working on your codebase in parallel while keeping everything local and under your control. Installable via npm (npm install -g @endorhq/rover@latest) and initialized with rover init, Rover spins up isolated containerized environments, installs and configures your chosen agent (supports Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google Gemini, Qwen, with more coming), and runs agents concurrently on independent copies of the repo so they don’t interfere with each other or your machine. It also provides a VS Code extension for IDE-centric workflows. For developers and teams, Rover streamlines agent-driven tasks (feature work, refactors, etc.) by managing lifecycle, collecting progress, and prompting you when input is required. When tasks complete, Rover produces PR-ready code changes plus developer-facing documentation explaining what was changed and why, easing review and auditability. Technically, its use of containerized isolation, local execution, and integration with existing tools minimizes data leakage risks and preserves reproducibility while enabling scalable parallelization of agent workflows—making it a practical orchestration layer for integrating LLM-based coding agents into real development processes.