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Roveflow is installed through Codex or Claude Code. You give the agent one setup request, then it installs the Roveflow plugin, loads the rove skill, and stays with you through device onboarding and the first run.

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Start from the website

  1. Open roveflow.dev.
  2. Click Copy setup prompt.
  3. Paste the prompt into Codex or Claude Code.
The prompt is agent-facing. You do not need to copy a sequence of terminal commands or choose between plugin marketplaces yourself. The installer detects supported agent clients that are already available and installs Roveflow for them.
After plugin installation, your agent may ask you to restart Codex or Claude Code. Return to the same task after restarting so it can continue with phone setup.

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What the agent does

1

Installs Roveflow

The agent runs the official installer, installs the Roveflow plugin for the supported clients it finds, and loads the installed rove skill.
2

Checks readiness

The skill checks the Roveflow runtime and device connection. If anything is not ready, it runs setup and explains the next required action.
3

Onboards your phone

For an eligible iPhone, the agent recommends Mirror and guides Apple pairing plus the Mac Screen Recording and Accessibility permissions. Choose Advanced for the standard USB WebDriverAgent path. The agent attempts each technical step, pauses for one necessary physical action, verifies it, and resumes automatically.
4

Starts the first task

Once Roveflow reports that it is ready, the agent lists installed apps, asks which app and flow you want, and begins the rove.

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Actions that still need you

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iPhone

Mirror, recommended: Apple iPhone Mirroring must be available, with a nearby iOS 18 or newer iPhone on the same Apple Account. The agent may ask you to finish Apple’s pairing screen or enable Screen Recording and Accessibility on the Mac. Mirror is visual control and does not provide the semantic accessibility tree used by WebDriverAgent. Advanced WebDriverAgent: connect and unlock the iPhone over USB. Depending on the phone and Mac, setup may ask you to:
  • Tap Trust on the iPhone and enter its passcode.
  • Enter the XCTest passcode when iOS requests it.
  • Enable Developer Mode or approve a signing or automation prompt.
  • Update Xcode and open it once if the installed Xcode cannot prepare the Developer Disk Image for your iOS version.
If Xcode or its required components are missing, the agent asks you to install or update Xcode, open it once, then rechecks and resumes. If a signing identity is not available, the agent guides the standard Xcode Personal Team setup. Your signing identity stays in your Mac keychain.

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Android

Enable Developer options and USB debugging, connect the phone over USB, then tap Allow USB debugging when Android asks. Android does not require the iPhone signing flow.

Signing and device details

See every phone-side prompt and the verified troubleshooting path.