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Account and settings

The settings modal: how to open it, the panels it contains, and what each panel covers.

The Settings modal is the single point for managing the account, security, notifications, appearance, and platform-feature defaults. It is a modal rather than a dedicated page so it stays accessible from anywhere in the application without losing the user's place.

How to open it

Three entry points lead to the same modal.

  • Sidebar — selecting the gear icon at the foot of the sidebar (or the Settings entry, in the expanded layout).
  • Top navbar — selecting the gear icon in the dashboard's top-right cluster.
  • Mobile dock — the Profile entry on the bottom dock opens the modal in its mobile full-screen layout.

The modal opens to the Account panel by default. Some links elsewhere in the platform (e.g. the per-message depth dial in the Advisor) deep-link directly to a specific panel — the modal opens to that panel instead.

Layout

The modal occupies the centre of the screen (up to 1160 × 860 px on desktop) over a darkened backdrop. It is composed of:

  • Header — the modal's title (Settings) and a subtitle reflecting the active panel.
  • Sidebar (left) — the panel switcher, organised into two groups (GENERAL and PLATFORM).
  • Content area (right) — the active panel.

On mobile the sidebar collapses behind a back button; selecting a panel transitions to its full-screen content with a breadcrumb at the top.

The panels

Six panels are presented across two groups.

GENERAL

PanelCovers
AccountProfile photo, display name, sign-in email, role, and group memberships. See Account.
Security & PrivacyPassword, two-step verification, active sessions, login history, and data export. See Security and Privacy.
NotificationsEmail notification preferences. See Preferences, notifications, and analysis.
PreferencesAppearance/theme, dismissed-banner reset, language, timezone. See Preferences, notifications, and analysis.

PLATFORM

PanelCovers
AdvisorDefault thinking depth for new conversations. Documented in the Advisor section's Best practices page.
AnalysisFile-synchronisation interval and smart suggestions. See Preferences, notifications, and analysis.

Pages in this section

  • Account — managing the profile photo, display name, email address, role, and group memberships.
  • Security and Privacy — password change, two-step verification setup and replacement, active sessions and login history, and the forthcoming data-export controls.
  • Preferences, notifications, and analysis — appearance and language, email notification toggles, and the Analysis-panel controls (most of which are forthcoming).

The Advisor panel — default thinking depth — is documented in the Advisor section's Best practices page, since it is best understood alongside the per-message depth dial.

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