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Get started with Deli

Current version: PoC 0.1.61. One Docker command sets everything up on your computer.

Run with one command

All you need is Docker (Docker Desktop on Windows/macOS). The command downloads the compose file and starts the database and the application — with git and the Claude Code CLI inside.

By running Deli you accept the Licence and Terms of Service. The software is provided “as is”, without warranty.

macOS / Linux (bash)
curl -fsSL https://deliforge.com/deli-compose.yml -o deli-compose.yml && docker compose -f deli-compose.yml up -d
Windows (PowerShell)
iwr https://deliforge.com/deli-compose.yml -OutFile deli-compose.yml; docker compose -f deli-compose.yml up -d

  1. Open http://127.0.0.1:8080

    Sign in as deli / deli — on first sign-in you set a new password and accept the licence.

  2. Sign in to Claude Code (once)

    Run the command below and type /login inside. The sign-in persists in the container volume. Use of Claude Code is subject to Anthropic’s terms.

  3. Follow the wizard

    Project, Jira and repositories. Accounts can be marked as global so later projects don’t need them again.

Claude Code sign-in
docker exec -it deli claude

Update: docker compose -f deli-compose.yml pull && docker compose -f deli-compose.yml up -d. Data (database, repositories, token encryption key) stays in volumes. Keep backups. View the compose file.

How to get access

Deli is in the PoC stage. Licences are granted on request, to businesses only.

  1. Write to us

    Briefly describe the project: Jira, GitLab or GitHub, how many developers.

  2. Receive a licence

    Terms of use are set out in the Deli Licence.

  3. Run it and follow the wizard

    On first launch Deli guides you through setting up the project, Jira and repositories.

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Requirements

Claudean account with Claude Code access (Sonnet and Opus)the CLI is in the image — you sign in once with the command above
EnvironmentDocker (Docker Desktop on Windows/macOS)database, git and Claude Code CLI run in containers; the UI runs in the browser
JiraURL, login/e-mail and Atlassian API token
Gita GitLab (including self-hosted) or GitHub token with repository access
Useprofessional (B2B), one developer per licence

Operating systems

Windows

Used and verified in the PoC

macOS

Not tested

Linux

Not tested

Deli runs in Docker, so it should work wherever Docker runs — but it has not yet been verified on macOS and Linux.

First run

When nothing is configured, Deli opens a wizard. You can change the configuration later in settings.

Deli project

Project name and your signature under decisions. There can be many projects.

Jira

URL, login and API token. You select the Jira project Deli fetches tasks from.

Git repositories

GitLab or GitHub account, repository selection and a role for each: code, documentation or guidelines.

Connection check

One button tests Jira, every repository and Claude CLI availability. On failure Deli shows the reason.

Do the first run in test mode (the default): the flow stops after each step, opens only draft MRs/PRs and merges nothing — you merge after knowledge transfer.