Settings

Every settings page of a project, where each is documented, who may change it, and what the audit log records.

Settings apply per project and are grouped on the left of Settings into Project, Features and Record. The pages that configure a topic with a life of its own are documented with that topic; the pages that are only settings are documented here.

Settings › General on the demo project

The pages

GroupPageWhat it holdsDocumented on
ProjectGeneralThe project's name, slug, id, plan and Frontend API URL; data retention; transfer and deletionGeneral and Retention
ProjectAccessAnonymous access, allowed browser origins, auth rulesAnonymous sessions, Allowed origins, Auth providers
ProjectAPI keysKeys for your server, with their expiry and last useAPI keys
ProjectTelemetryThe project's endpoints, the trace link template, the renderer URL, the SDK versions seenTelemetry settings
ProjectModel pricesPrice overrides for models the catalog lacks or prices you negotiated, and the unpriced models of the monthModel prices
FeaturesThread titlesThe model that names conversations, its language and length, and what it wroteThread titles
FeaturesIntelligenceThe analysis of conversations into topics, tasks and signalsIntelligence
FeaturesEvaluatorsModel judges that score a sample of new conversationsEvaluators
FeaturesAlertsRules that watch one metric an hour and deliver a signed webhookAlerts
RecordAudit logEvery change, who made it and the fields before and afterAudit log

Billing and Usage sit under Project in the sidebar rather than under Settings; they are on Billing. LLM providers, Assistants and Harnesses are under Build and have their own pages in Cloud features.

Who may change what

Owners and admins onlyEvery member
Allowed origins, the renderer URL, data retention and its cancellation, every alert rule action, reading the audit log, Upgrade and Open Stripe portalEverything else on these pages. On Billing, the pricing dialog from a plan badge, including its Free choice

A change on the demo project is refused with The demo is read only.

What the audit log records

Every write made through the dashboard writes one audit entry: the actor, the action, the resource and the fields that changed, before and after. Credentials, secrets and key material are redacted by name before the entry is written, so an API key, a provider credential or a webhook secret never appears in the log. A user erasure made through the API with a key is recorded there too, with the key as the actor. Audit log lists every resource and action.