Settings
Personal preferences, organisation controls and the permissions that determine which pages you can open.
Settings separates your preferences from organisation administration. Personal pages use /me/
; organisation pages use /organisation/.
A missing organisation page can mean that your account lacks its permission. A failed permission check can also prevent access.
Personal settings
| Page | Contents |
|---|---|
| My profile | Profile details, linked sign-in methods, browser sessions and credentials |
| Notifications | Your notification preferences |
| Audio | Audio preferences |
| Appearance | Theme, density and agent avatars |
| Sandbox | Personal preferences for your coding sandboxes |
My profile contains the sessions region at /me/my-profile#sessions
.
These are sign-in sessions and credentials, not recordings of terminal commands.
Old links to /me/sessions
and /me/my-history
lead to this region.
Organisation settings
The navigation shows only pages your permissions allow you to open. Permission to read a page grants no automatic permission to change its contents.
| Page | Contents or current limit |
|---|---|
| Directory | Members, invitations, member profiles and permitted membership actions |
| Labels | The organisation label catalogue |
| My Organization | Organisation details |
| Providers | Compute provider settings; see the provider guide for supported controls |
| Sandbox | Shared settings for the coding sandboxes where agents run |
| SSO | Enterprise single sign-on configuration for the organisation owner |
| Connections | Connection management controls are unavailable |
| Credits and billing | Prices, invoices and payment controls are unavailable |
| Integrations | Outside tools; the provider guide describes supported controls |
Sandbox names the isolated coding machine where agents run. Set a sandbox environment covers both Sandbox pages.
Organisation labels
Labels, at /organisation/labels, holds the label catalogue that organises issues across the organisation.
Every active member of the organisation can read it. Owners and administrators create, edit, move and delete labels.
| Element | Behaviour |
|---|---|
| Label path | A label can sit under a parent label. A path holds up to eight segments, 64 characters per segment and 100 characters in total. A backslash escapes a literal slash. |
| Colour, Icon, Description | Each label carries a colour, an optional icon and a description. An editor changes them in the label’s row. |
| Issues, Milestones, Channels | Usage counts. A count includes direct assignments to issues you can see. |
| Hierarchy, List | The two views of the catalogue. Drag to reorder or move changes a label’s position or parent. |
| Create label, Create child label | Add a top-level label, or a label under an existing one. |
| Delete label | Asks Delete this label? Issue assignments will be removed.Move a label’s children before you delete it. |
A member without permission to change the catalogue sees it read-only.
Scope of a change
Personal settings affect your own account or preferences. Organisation settings affect shared administration. Channel membership and channel access have their own controls in channel settings. An organisation invitation leaves private-channel membership unchanged.
Roles and permissions describes access boundaries. Account usage describes measurement limits.