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Using Settings

Everything you configure through the UI lives in three separate dialogs, each with a clear purpose.

Preferences

Personal settings, for your user.

  • General — theme (system/light/dark/preset/custom), language, custom system prompt, model fallback order, and custom colors (background, foreground, card, border, primary, accent, muted, sidebar, user bubble color).

The Godot Dark and Godot Light presets apply a Godot palette to the whole shell and keep Monaco in sync. They cover GDScript, .tscn scenes, .tres resources, project.godot, .gdshader/.gdshaderinc shaders, and the gdscript, gd, tscn, tres, godot, and gdshader fences in Markdown and chat. Other presets keep their shell appearance and only use the Godot language rules in code.

This delivery is lexical: comments, strings, types, keywords, properties, node references, folding, and brackets. It does not provide semantic autocomplete, engine diagnostics, or F1 documentation. The palette approximates Godot’s default theme and pre-blends editor states for Monaco; breakpoint and bookmark colors are part of the color contract only.

  • Memory — list of persistent memories (key-value pairs). Add, edit inline, delete one or clear all, with a last-updated timeline.
  • Account — name (editable), email (read-only), role (root/admin/member/viewer).

Environment

Integration and extensibility settings, in two tabs.

  • Integrations — external connectors (manual API key or OAuth — GitHub, GitLab, Google, Slack, etc.) side by side with your custom per-user environment variables (masked in the UI, never exposed in plain text). Shows connected/disconnected status and the webhook URL when applicable.
  • Provider Routing — local and dynamic LLM providers, e.g. discovering and selecting models served by a local Ollama instance.

Installing MCP connectors and skills from a curated catalog is handled by the workbench’s Library tab, not here — see Using the Workbench.

Administration (root/admin)

Instance-wide settings — only visible to administrators.

  • Users — list with role, created at, last login. Change role, delete a user. Invites section: create an invite (role + optional email + 1–720h TTL), copy URL, revoke pending invites.
  • Tools — list of global tools by category, with an enable/disable toggle per tool.
  • Safe Folders — a whitelist of paths that require extra approval even after being trusted.
  • System — backend version, Python version, platform, status of each service, recent observability span count.
  • Configuration — allow_public_signup, the instance’s default model, agent max recursion depth, database DSN (read-only), integration token.

See also

Using the WorkbenchGit Workflows