> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.open-hive.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Settings

> Account, workspace, model, and appearance settings.

Settings covers everything that isn't a per-colony choice — who you are, which company
your hive works on, which models it uses, and how the app looks.

## Account

| Section           | Covers                                                       |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Profile**       | Public identity, avatar, and display preferences.            |
| **Account**       | Your role, your company, and what you're working on.         |
| **Team**          | Invite members, assign roles, and manage seats.              |
| **Billing**       | Plans, payment methods, and invoices. Opens in your browser. |
| **Usage**         | Agent steps, token consumption, and credit balance.          |
| **Security**      | Two-factor auth, active sessions, and the audit log.         |
| **Notifications** | Email and in-app alert preferences.                          |
| **Referrals**     | Invite friends and earn credits.                             |

<Note>
  Billing and plan changes open in a browser rather than in the app. If a payment fails
  you'll see a **Payment failed** prompt to update your details — see
  [Credits and plans](/account/credits).
</Note>

## The company your hive works on

Your workspace is pointed at one company: the subject of what the
[Foundry](/guides/foundry) forges and what your [queens](/concepts/queens) research.

To work on a different company, reset it from Settings and open the Foundry to choose
the new one.

<Warning>
  Resetting the company changes the basis of your queens' research. Do it when you're
  genuinely switching subject, not to try something out.
</Warning>

## AI Model

Choose the model lineup your agents run on, including premium models where your plan
allows. You can return to the default OpenHive lineup at any time.

**Adaptive worker budgets** lets OpenHive size each worker's budget to the job rather
than applying one fixed allowance across every task.

Your own provider keys are managed separately, in
[Credentials](/configuration/credentials).

## Connected services

A summary of what's connected — Slack, Gmail, and the rest. The full catalog lives in
[Credentials](/configuration/credentials).

## Appearance

* **Theme** — light, dark, or follow the system.
* **Density** — how much information is packed into each screen.
* **Message preview tab** and **smart dropdown select** — smaller interaction
  preferences.

## Advanced and developer options

Advanced settings expose the machinery: **runtime logs** for diagnosing a
misbehaving run, and developer toggles that turn on surfaces still being finished —
including **email senders** and the **CRM setup flow**.

You can also replay the onboarding **walkthrough** from here.

<Warning>
  Developer options gate features that aren't finished. Turning one on can expose a
  surface that isn't ready — leave them off unless you're deliberately testing.
</Warning>

## Cloud

**Cloud Dashboard** opens your OpenHive Cloud account in a browser, for anything managed
server-side rather than in the app.