Learn how to use Rovo Dev CLI’s new event hooks to automate repetitive tasks like notifications, linting, builds, and tests. This guide explains what event hooks are, why we built them, and walks you through a quick-start example so you can streamline your CLI workflow and stay focused on the work that matters.

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Rovo Dev CLI now supports event hooks that automate repetitive development tasks like notifications, linting, builds, and tests. Event hooks let you trigger custom scripts at specific moments in the agent lifecycle, such as when it finishes generating a response, encounters an error, or needs tool permissions. The feature was inspired by developers forgetting about CLI tasks running in the background and agents waiting idle for user input. A quick-start example demonstrates setting up sound notifications when the agent requests tool permissions using simple OS-specific commands.

Streamlining your Rovo Dev CLI workflow with event hooks