Dexly

Capture browser context and send tasks to your local Codex workspace.

Dexly is a Chrome side panel extension for developers who work with a local Codex setup. It helps you turn what you see in the browser into an actionable coding task without manually copying page details into a prompt. Select elements from the current page, attach optional screenshots, choose a saved local workspace, write your instruction, and send the task directly to your local Codex app-server. Dexly is designed for a focused browser-to-code workflow, not as a browser IDE or a generic AI chat tool. What Dexly can do: - Capture structured browser context from the active page - Inspect and select one or more DOM elements - Refine selections by moving to parent or child elements - Attach full-page, section, or selected-element screenshots - Send tasks to a saved local Codex workspace - Show streamed responses and approval requests inside the side panel - Keep recent local task history for continuity How it works: - You pick a saved workspace on your machine - Dexly captures the page context you choose - You write a prompt in the side panel - Dexly sends the task to your local Codex app-server - You review the live output and approvals in Chrome Privacy and data handling: - Dexly is local-first - Browser page context, prompts, screenshots, workspace paths, and live coding workflow data stay on your device or in your local Codex workflow - Dexly’s hosted service is used only for sign-in, billing, entitlements, and usage accounting Requirements: - A local Codex app-server - A local workspace available on your machine - Some account and usage features may require sign-in