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Is there any document about the /hooks command in the Rovo Dev CLI commands?

dqriot
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February 21, 2026

I cannot find any information about the /hooks commad in rovodev cli.

Is it similar to the claude code hooks?

plz let me known if there any document about it

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Prasanna Ravichandran
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February 21, 2026

Hi,

As of now, there is no official documentation for the /hooks command in Rovo Dev CLI.

  • The official command list does not include /hooks.

  • You can see all supported interactive commands using /help inside the CLI. (Atlassian Support)

  • This likely means /hooks is either:

    • Not implemented yet

    • An internal/experimental feature

    • Related to MCP or tooling but not publicly exposed

It is not documented as equivalent to Claude Code hooks.

What you can do:

  1. Run /help in interactive mode to confirm available commands.

  2. Check your CLI version (/status) — some features are version-specific.

  3. Update to the latest Rovo Dev CLI.

  4. If the command still appears but doesn’t work, report it via /feedback.

There is currently no public documentation for /hooks, so it’s not something users are expected to rely on yet.

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February 21, 2026

Thanks!
Waiting for the offical documents update.  I saw there is a /hooks  command in the help of  Rovo Dev v0.13.46 



> /help

Tools
Rovo Dev uses a range of tools to best execute on your requests, simply ask Rovo Dev to complete a task and it will
use code navigation, search, and editing tools to best achieve your outcomes. Rovo Dev can perform actions against
your workspace and access your tasks and documents in Jira and Confluence. Rovo Dev will only complete actions it
has permission to do so.

Commands
Commands allow you to quickly execute pre-defined Rovo Dev features.

Command Description
/config View and edit Rovo Dev configuration.
/models View and select from available models.
/sessions View and manage for agent sessions.
/new Create a new session.
/clear Clear the current session's message history.
/hooks Manage configurations for hook events
/prune Reduce the token size of the current session's message history while retaining context.
/prompts Run saved prompts.
/memory Memory file management.
/ide Install Rovo Dev IDE plugin.
/feedback Provide feedback or report a bug on Rovo Dev CLI.
/yolo Toggle on/off yolo mode which runs all file CRUD operations and bash commands without
confirmation. Use with caution!
/copy Copy the last agent response to clipboard.
/jira List your unresolved Jira issues (use `/jira global` or `/jira local` to configure)
/mcp Manage MCP servers.
/directories Manage allowed external directories for file access.
/status Show Rovo Dev CLI status including version, account details and model
/theme Switch between color themes (dark, light, auto)
/mode Switch between agent modes
/subagents Manage subagent profiles.
/exit Exit the application. Can also be `/quit`, `/q`, `exit`, `quit`, or `q`.
/usage Show your monthly Rovo Dev credits usage.
/help Show help and available commands. Or type `/<command> help` to see subcommands. Or ask
questions like `/help <query>` for AI-powered help.
/ask Ask a question in read-only mode (no file changes or terminal access). Automatically switches
back to default mode after.

 

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