Settings is where the workspace’s standing configuration lives: who is in the organization, where agent work goes by default, and what your plan includes. Open Settings from the workspace navigation. Every section keeps a context chat beside its form, so you can ask about the screen you are on.

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Profile

  • Account shows your signed-in identity. Manage opens account and sign-in management.
  • Instructions holds standing guidance that every session in this organization receives, up to 2,000 characters. The box is scoped to this organization: a teammate keeps their own, and your other organizations keep theirs.
  • Clearing instructions warns you first, because the text is gone once saved.

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Build

  • Default organization and Default repository decide where agents work when a turn does not say otherwise.
  • Environment variables carry credentials a run needs: create an environment, then add variables or paste a complete .env file.

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Organization

  • Members lists the people in the organization and their roles: Member or Admin.
  • Invite a teammate by email and pick their role. Admins manage the organization; Members work in it.

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Labels

Create, rename, recolor, and delete the labels issues use. Label hygiene is cheaper here than in the issue list: retire labels nothing uses before someone filters by them.

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Doc tags

The Tags section manages the tags that organize documents. Names run up to 32 characters.

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Billing

Billing shows your current plan and its price per month, with a Manage plan control. Plans, prices, and limits change; read them on the screen rather than from any page that quotes them, including this one.

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What belongs in instructions, and what does not

If guidance should shape every future session in this organization, put it in Profile instructions: communication style, standing technical context, the conventions the team works by. If it applies only to the task in front of you, say it in the chat instead.