Instance settings

Under your account menu. The Account pages are yours; the Administration pages are visible to administrators only.

Your own account

• Profile — name and email.
• Preferences — whether empty columns collapse, theme, and email notification opt-in.
• Security — change your password.
• API Tokens — your own tokens, see below.

API tokens

Create a bearer token for MCP clients, scripts and CI. Choose project access when creating it: leave it empty for the owner’s full access, or select projects to scope it down. The token is shown once, on creation.

The same page lists OAuth clients — the applications that registered themselves through the connector flow — so you can see what is connected and revoke it.

Users

Accounts and project access. See Members and permissions.

PM agents

Every project on the instance in one table: whether its agent is on, which model it uses, its autonomy setting and its turn cap. Set instance defaults for model and daily turn cap here, and lock an agent off for a project — a kill switch that project settings cannot override.

If the instance has no model credentials configured, the page says so and the agent features stay inert.

Workers

The worker fleet: every worker registered on the instance. Assign each one its projects and set its policy — base branch, poll interval, task timeout, maximum diff lines and files, and model. Policy changes reach a running worker on its next refresh, without a restart.

The list also shows each worker’s health and any binding error — for example a repository path the worker’s own machine has not approved.