Rovo dev Entitlement Check Failed

arwaz shaikh

I have recently created an account to try rovodev and on setting up CLI in Mac OS getting this error :

Entitlement Check Failed

 To use Rovo Dev CLI on this organization, enable it in Rovo Dev settings.    │

│                                                                              │

│ https://account.atlassian.net/rovodev       

I have double check Rovo dev CLI is enabled in my account

Jorge Cammarota_rnitw6

Check organizational access**

* Go to: [https://account.atlassian.net/rovodev](https://account.atlassian.net/rovodev)
* Log in using the same Atlassian account you’re using for the CLI.
* Ensure that you’re part of the **organization** where Rovo Dev is enabled — not just a personal account.
* If you’re testing from a personal/free site, Rovo Dev CLI might not be supported yet. In that case, you need to enable it in an organization plan that supports developer tools.

2. **Enable Rovo Dev CLI for your organization**

* In the **Rovo Dev Admin page**, check for a section like **“Entitlements”** or **“Feature Access”**.
* Find **“Rovo Dev CLI”** and toggle it **ON** for your organization or user group.
* You must be an **Atlassian organization admin** to do this. If you’re not, ask your admin to enable it for your account.

3. **Authenticate again in your terminal**

* After enabling access, log out and log back in from your CLI:

```bash
rovo logout
rovo login
```
* This refreshes the authentication token with the updated entitlements.

4. **Verify entitlement manually**

* Run:

```bash
rovo whoami
```
* This should return your organization and confirm that the CLI access is active.
* If it still fails, you may need to clear the local config:

```bash
rm -rf ~/.config/rovo
rovo login
```