Notifications

Know when a task needs you, and nothing else.

Denly emails you when work stops and waits for a person. Each kind is a separate switch in Settings → Email notifications, and the master switch at the top turns every kind off without losing your individual picks.

• A task needs your input – the agent asked a question and is blocked. On by default.
• A plan is ready to approve – nothing continues until somebody signs it off. On by default.
• A pull request needs review – off by default: every finished task lands here, so it is opt-in.
• A task failed – a run ended badly and may need a retry. On by default.
• Weekly digest – one summary email a week. On for owners, opt-in for everybody else.

Owners also receive the workspace-level warnings: a crossed budget, and a runner that has gone offline with work waiting for it. Neither interrupts anything that is already running.

Every email carries an unsubscribe link that works without signing in, and turns off notification email for that account. Turn it back on in the same place you turned it off.

A chat connection with notifications enabled delivers the same events into its channel, so a team can watch a project without each member subscribing by email.