Grove

Jack Meyers

For builders: engineers and engineering leads.

Build the work

What Grove gives you and your coding agent, and how to install the CLI, sign in, and set up your repo.

How builders use Grove

Publish your component library so Grove draws mockups with your product's real components.

Set up a component kit for realistic mockups

Install the Grove CLI, connect your repo, and get your coding agent ready.

Set up

List the projects you can pick up, and read a project's outcomes and requirements before you start.

Find a project and read its spec

Read a project's plan the way Grove intends, decide how to build it, and know when to raise a point instead.

Turn requirements into a technical plan

Raise a thread from your terminal when the plan doesn't answer something, and read the answer when it comes.

Ask the product lead instead of guessing

Write a project's summary, outcomes, or requirements from the CLI, and add notes and mockups to its Scratchpad.

Update specs and Scratchpad files from your coding agent

Create projects and initiatives, change their details, move projects, and archive work, all from your terminal.

Create and organize work from the CLI

Find a project, read its spec, and ask the product lead when something is unclear.

Plan the build

Link your pull request to a Grove project, so your product lead sees the work, and Grove can check it when it merges.

Link a pull request to a project

Tell Grove which of a project's outcomes your pull request finishes or moves forward, with a claims block.

Claim outcomes in a pull request

When Grove reads your merged code, how it judges each outcome, and what the tags mean for you.

How Grove checks what shipped

Link pull requests to projects, claim outcomes, and see how Grove checks what shipped.

Ship

Every Grove CLI command, what it does, and its main options.

Grove CLI command reference

Every tool Grove's MCP server offers to AI assistants, what it does, and which ones ask before they change anything.

Grove MCP tools reference

What the Grove GitHub app can see and do, where your code is read, and how to change or remove access.

How Grove uses your code: permissions, sandbox, read-only access

Every Grove CLI command and MCP tool, and how Grove uses your code.

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Create your workspace and invite the people you work with.

Set up your account

Build your first workflow and watch it run end to end.

Ship something

Connect the tools your team already uses to bring data in.

Connect your stack

A quick lap of the product so you know where everything lives.

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