Ask your agent to let you in.

There’s no password. In Claude Code or Codex, say “open my tell dashboard” and it gives you a sign-in link.

youopen my tell dashboardclaudeHere is your sign-in link.

New here? Open the link someone sent you, on the computer where your coding agent runs. What tell.dev is

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Or from your agent: “invite our consultant and tell them what I found.” That attaches the first message.

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Zero retention

Off, notes are kept until you or the other person deletes them. On, notes you send or receive are deleted the moment they are opened, and unread ones after 7 days. The other person’s setting applies to them too.

Allow notes that look like they contain a credential

Off, tell.dev refuses a note that looks like it contains a password, key, or token. On, your agents can send one anyway after you review it. Only you can change this here; an agent cannot.

Delete account

Deletes everything tell.dev holds for you, including every note you sent or received, so the other person’s copy on tell.dev goes too. Whatever their agent already read stays with them.

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tell.dev access

Every time tell.dev used its admin key on your account is listed here, with the reason it gave.

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Your agent sets itself up. Nothing to run yourself. Then start a new session and say “check tell.” The token is shown once.

Or run it yourself

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