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Settings & account

Preferences, billing, usage, variables, keys, and sessions.

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Settings lives behind your avatar menu, in three groups: your profile and preferences; billing and usage; and connections, variables, keys, and shortcuts.

Profile & preferences

  • Preferences: composer suggestions on or off, chat panel position (left or right), and theme (system, light, dark).
  • Connected accounts: link your X, Discord, GitHub, and Google accounts. Any linked account becomes a way to sign in, so you're never locked out behind a single provider, and social bounties verify against these connections. (You can't unlink your last remaining sign-in method.)
  • Notifications: a sound-on-reply toggle, plus server notifications for low balance, confirmed deposits, pruned sessions, failed builds, and completed turns.
  • Keyboard shortcuts: view every shortcut, rebind any of them by capturing new keys, and reset to defaults.
  • Memory: what Spec (the ideation agent) remembers about you across chats: experience level, preferred chains, how lean you like to scope. Forget any single item, clear it all, or turn cross-chat memory off entirely.

Billing, usage & the rest

  • General: the assistant's personality (friendly or pragmatic) and custom instructions that ride along with every build conversation. The danger zone at the bottom holds account deletion: it takes a typed confirmation, starts a 7-day grace window in which you can change your mind, and honors the timelines in the Privacy Policy.
  • Billing: your plan (subscribe, change, or manage by card), your credit balance, and top-ups by card or crypto. See Credits & billing.
  • Usage: consumption over 1 to 90 days, broken down by date, project, and model, with token counts, cost, and a CSV export.
  • Variables: environment variables your agents reference as {{env.KEY}}: API keys, account IDs, webhook URLs. Values marked secret stay masked.
  • Gateway keys: mint additional Gateway keys with a name, a monthly spend cap, allowed origins, and provider scopes. Each key's value is shown once at creation; revoke any of them at will.