DenlyDenly is a control plane for coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, Antigravity) that run on your own machines using your vendor subscription or API key. It manages tasks, plans and reviews across projects; Git-backed tasks can open pull requests, while no-Git projects end with a review of local changes.
Claude Code can run on your machine and be accessed remotely through its native Remote Control feature. Denly is another option when you want task queues, runtime choices and recorded plan and review steps across projects.
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Denly uses the supported authentication configured for a runtime CLI on your runner machine. AI usage stays with that provider, subject to its plan or API billing. Subscription access and cloud execution can coexist; where tools run is a separate choice.
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A schedule creates an ordinary task on a cadence, starting at planning or straight at build according to its settings. The cadence grammar is three fixed shapes rather than cron: daily@09:00, weekly@mon.09:30, monthly@1.06:00, each with an optional timezone.
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Give a coding agent a bounded task, agree on the plan, and review the resulting diff and test evidence before merging. This worked example follows an empty-cart bug through those decisions, including a failed check and recovery.
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Use a shared task dashboard when the difficult part is remembering which project needs a decision. Denly keeps each task, plan and review with its project while your existing coding agents execute on your machines.
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Your working checkout stays on the runner. Selected uploads – READMEs, docs, plan snapshots, transcripts, attachments and no-Git review diffs – can contain source code or secrets. Full recording is the default; policy can select Text or Off. The coordination text around it, meaning task descriptions, plans, agent conversations and attachments, can be encrypted in the browser or on the runner under a passphrase Denly never receives.
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Keep the plan where your coding agents already read and edit it: a Markdown file such as PLAN.md in the repository. Denly reads that file from your own machine and turns its checkboxes, milestones and dates into progress, status and overdue warnings, with no second tracker to keep in sync.
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Choose local execution when a task needs your machine’s tools or state. Choose hosted execution when work must continue without that machine. Compare model access, billing and review separately: a cloud interface does not tell you where the code runs.
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Codex cloud runs tasks in an OpenAI-hosted environment. Denly can coordinate the Codex CLI on machines you manage. Compare execution, account limits, data sharing and review controls separately; the two setups need not have identical features or configuration.
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