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Settings (⌘8) opens over the window, with categories under Work, Account and App.

Settings → Appearance: the app language, the Airy, Surface, Minimalist and Studio themes, and System, Light or Dark.Settings → Appearance: the app language, the Airy, Surface, Minimalist and Studio themes, and System, Light or Dark.

General

Defaults every new run starts from: Warn about spending (off by default) and the Default budget warning $, Past runs to keep per project (zero keeps every run), Learn from runs by default and Minutes for task planning.

Auto

Full access (like running the agent yourself in a terminal) and Review the design before interface changes are recorded, both on by default. Computer limits shows the CPU and free memory now, sets How many agents at once? — with a suggestion for this Mac — and keeps room for other apps. Adjust limits sets the CPU limit, the memory to keep free and how long to wait for the computer to recover.

Settings → Auto: full access and design review switched on, and the computer limits with the number of agents at once.Settings → Auto: full access and design review switched on, and the computer limits with the number of agents at once.

Project

How conversations start in the open folder:

  • Conversations — the default agent app, model and effort for new conversations.
  • Project instructions — whether steps and the Lead read AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and similar files as text, with their sources and limits. Private CLAUDE.local.md files are left out unless you include them.
  • Connections — the tool servers enabled for new conversations, with Import connections.
  • Model gateways — your own address for an agent to go through, in Anthropic or OpenAI shape. The access key is kept in ~/.rig-one/env, never in the agent file.

Account

The MonoOne account that Boards and Remote access use, with two-factor sign-in. Your local work stays on this Mac either way.

Remote access

Pair a phone or tablet and choose what it may reach. See Remote access.

Agent apps

Apps RigOne uses lists Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, each with a switch, the version it answered, how it is signed in, its default model, its tool servers — Add to this project copies one into the project — and the files RigOne read. OpenCode's settings file can be edited here.

Updates shows the installed and newest version of each app with Update and Update all. RigOne updates an app only when no run or conversation is using it, and with Update automatically when idle it looks at most every six hours.

Settings → Agent apps: Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode switched on, each with its version, sign-in, default model and tool servers.Settings → Agent apps: Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode switched on, each with its version, sign-in, default model and tool servers.

Appearance

The App language; the theme — Airy (the default), Surface, Minimalist or Studio — each in System, Light or Dark; an Accent color; and the Conversation view: Terminal or Agent chat.

Health check

Whether everything RigOne needs is working: each agent app and its sign-in, the app new conversations start with, Git, the GitHub CLI, RigOne's own files, this project and free disk space. Each row reads OK, Attention, Problem or Optional, and a problem comes with a button to the place that fixes it. Run again checks once more.

Settings → Health check: Everything important is working, with every agent app, Git, the GitHub CLI, RigOne's files and this project marked OK.Settings → Health check: Everything important is working, with every agent app, Git, the GitHub CLI, RigOne's files and this project marked OK.

About

Your version, Copy diagnostics for a bug report, and Usage, which shows each plan's limits as the agent apps report them.

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