Settings Overview
The Settings window is a separate React entry from the main chat. It opens to a navigation rail with grouped panels — this page is a map of what's in each one.
Account & wallet
| Panel | What's in it |
|---|---|
| Account | Current profile, sign in / out, profile switcher, add profile, language fallback |
| Wallet | Wallet address, balance, Ledger top-up, refund flows, list of funded Advanced providers |
| Usage | Recent inference volume by provider, totals, refundable balances |
| Data | 0G Storage sync — master toggle, per-category opt-in (memories, conversations, providers, prompts, skills), schedule, manual Sync Now |
Models & tools
| Panel | What's in it |
|---|---|
| Providers | Page-level Router / Advanced tabs. Router takes a 0G Compute Console API key (set up at https://pc.0g.ai/); Advanced lets you enable, fund, and acknowledge on-chain providers from your wallet. Also: plugin providers, model options dialog, connection test. |
| MCP | MCP servers (stdio / URL), test connection, OAuth flows, per-server enable/disable, tool defaults |
| Plugins | Installed plugins, enable/disable, plugin-provided settings |
| Skills | Installed skills (Built-in, Personal, Claude Code, Codex, Marketplace, Project, Custom), enable/disable, per-skill settings, marketplace browser |
| Hooks | Custom webhooks for model completion, tool approvals, etc. |
Communication
| Panel | What's in it |
|---|---|
| Channels | Channel mapping for each platform (Telegram / Discord / Slack / Feishu / WeChat) — connect bot tokens / OAuth, map channels to workspaces |
| Whisper | STT backend (CPU / Metal), model variant, language |
| TTS | Engine (Kokoro / Qwen), voice selection per engine |
Workspace & memory
| Panel | What's in it |
|---|---|
| Workspace | Multi-workspace config, active workspace, defaults |
| Memory | Search and edit memories, embedding provider, stats, consolidator |
| Partner | Partner Mode — enable, scenario pack, initiative settings, emotion state opt-in, channel overrides, transparency status |
| Chat | Default model, auto-compact threshold, context window, response defaults |
System
| Panel | What's in it |
|---|---|
| General | Startup behavior, default window size |
| UI | Theme (system / light / dark), font, font size, layout density, editor appearance |
| Network | Proxy, timeouts, network diagnostics |
| Web Search | Default search engine, API keys (if any), result count |
Integrations & monitoring
| Panel | What's in it |
|---|---|
| Computer Use | Per-app approval matrix (ShieldCheck / ShieldAlert), strict approval toggle, action log, Picture-in-Picture monitor, app picker |
| Activity | Local screen-text recorder. On/off, status & metrics, OCR settings (languages, frequency), sampling controls (heartbeat / idle / capture gap), visual-history toggle and storage cap, app blacklist, Recent segments browser, Danger Zone (delete everything). |
| About | Version, build, license, check for updates, system info dump |
What's not in Settings
A few things are deliberately not exposed in Settings, because their right home is elsewhere:
- Conversation list — sidebar of the main window.
- Memory recall on a specific turn — expand the retrieval card in the chat.
- One-off skill invocation — Skill Picker in the composer.
- Real-time TTS playback toggle — composer-level voice button.
Settings persistence
All settings live in the SQLite database in your active profile (with a few UI-only items in localStorage). They sync to 0G Storage if you enable the Providers / Skills / Prompts categories (settings themselves are a subset of those snapshots).