The settings map
Settings is one page with a grouped sidebar. Open it from the gear beside the workspace name, or go to /app/settings directly.
The sidebar only shows groups you have access to, so two people can open the same page and see different navigation. That is deliberate: an option you cannot use is noise rather than information.
The groups
Section titled “The groups”| Group | Covers | Who sees it |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Your own coding-agent credentials | Everyone |
| General | The integration registry, Slack, GitHub | Workspace admins |
| AI Configuration | Agents, MCP servers, skill graphs, runtime, model catalog, router, budgets, learning | Workspace admins |
| Governance | Audit log, tokens, roles, users, rubrics | Workspace admins |
| Operations | The runner fleet | Workspace admins |
Account is the only per-person group. Everything else is workspace-wide: changing it changes what every agent and every teammate gets.
The permission each page needs
Section titled “The permission each page needs”Each page names one permission. If you do not have it, the link is not in the sidebar and the route redirects rather than showing an empty page.
| Page | Permission |
|---|---|
| Users, Roles, Rubrics | manage_org_roles |
| Audit log | view_audit_log |
| Tokens | manage_tokens |
| Integrations, Slack, GitHub, MCP servers, Agents, Runners | manage_integrations |
| AI runtime, Model catalog, Budgets | manage_model_policy |
| Router | manage_router_policy |
| Learning | view_policy_learning |
| Skill graphs, Skill authoring | manage_skill_graphs |
| Coding agents | none, it is your own account |
Every one of those is a workspace-admin permission except the last. A member invited at Team Member or Viewer level sees the Account group and nothing else.
Two things that are not here
Section titled “Two things that are not here”Your company profile is not a setting. It is the context layer agents read before every piece of work, it has its own versioned page, and it changes through proposals rather than through a form. See the company profile.
Autonomy levels are not here either. They decide what agents may do without asking you, which is a governance decision made on its own page. See the autonomy ladder.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Invite a teammate: the first thing most workspaces need.
- Roles and permissions: decide what that teammate can reach.
- Budgets: cap spend before you raise anyone’s autonomy.