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Before you install
I built Drover to run the coding tools already on your machine. Install Claude Code or Codex (or both) on the same computer as Drover and sign in to them. A tool signed in only inside WSL is not visible to the Windows app.
Use an existing local Git repository or create one from Add repository. Choose a target branch and your project’s check command, such as npm test or cargo test.
Jira, GitHub Issues and Linear all work the same way: Drover searches the tracker, starts the ticket you pick, and writes the result back at closeout.
Sign in to Drover with GitHub, then complete Getting started. Signing in to Drover does not sign in to your coding tools. The files below show the formats available in the published release.
I keep the beta free. Every account is on the beta plan. You pay your coding tool provider for model use.
Linux
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Not yet availableWhat you need first
- Git and a local repository.
- The GitHub CLI, signed in with
gh auth login, for pull-request landings. - Python 3 available as
python3on PATH for Python test families. - A coding tool, such as Claude Code or Codex, installed and signed in.
- A tracker connection for Jira, GitHub Issues or Linear when starting tracker tickets.
You pay your coding tool provider directly for model use. You can also write a ticket by hand without a tracker.