Agent setup

Use Dench with your AI agent

Connect Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or any terminal-based agent to shared memory, CRM tasks, approvals, and approved external tools.

connect agent

npx -y -p @dench.com/cli dench signin --kind codex --name "Codex - project"

Human approves the one-click sign-in link.

Agent loads workspace instructions.

Dench tracks memory, CRM work, and approvals.

Quickstarts

Pick the agent you are using, then run the command from the project terminal.

npx -y -p @dench.com/cli dench signin --kind codex --name "Codex - project"

Best for repo work, code review, implementation tasks, and persistent project memory.

npx -y -p @dench.com/cli dench signin --kind claude_code --name "Claude Code - project"

Best when Claude Code should coordinate CRM tasks, approvals, and reusable workspace rules.

npx -y -p @dench.com/cli dench signin --kind cursor --name "Cursor Agent - project"

Run from the project terminal, then load Dench instructions into the active agent context.

npx -y -p @dench.com/cli dench signin --kind other --name "Agent - project"

Works for any terminal-based agent that can run commands and read markdown instructions.

Dench gives agents a shared operating layer: memory, structured work, approval gates, and tool access that follows workspace policy.

Save durable decisions, preferences, and operating rules that future agents can search.

List objects, create task entries, update fields, and coordinate follow-up work.

Ask a human before risky actions and keep evidence attached to the decision.

Use Dench-brokered tool connections for services like GitHub, Gmail, Stripe, and Linear.