Settings

Open Settings from your account menu. Each section owns a different part of the product.

Account

Sign out, redo onboarding, or export account data such as your profile, integrations, and MCP servers as JSON.

This is also where you delete your account. Deletion permanently removes projects, notebooks, integrations, and MCP servers and requires typing DELETE first.

Profile

Set the display name and picture shown on your account and public profile.

Models

Choose the default model and reasoning effort for new sessions. A per-message selection still overrides the default.

This section also contains:

• Generate readable text, which writes a text face for new code cells, and the language used for it.
• Inline completions, on by default, which shows ghost-text code suggestions while you type. Use Tab to accept, ⌘→/Ctrl+→ to accept the next word, or Esc to dismiss.
• Custom instructions, up to 2,000 characters of standing guidance sent with each agent request.

See Code & text cells.

Billing & usage

See the current plan, renewal date, allowance meter, usage breakdown, pay-as-you-go cap, and the Stripe billing portal.

Credits appear only when the account has one:

• Invoice credit automatically reduces a future Stripe invoice, including pay-as-you-go charges, and does not expire.
• Bonus usage extends the allowance for the named calendar month, appears in the usage meter, and does not roll over.

Expand Credit history to see previous grants.

Storage

Storage means saved kernel state, not files. The page shows the account total, the plan limit, when it was measured, and the projects holding the most checkpoint bytes. Notebooks, uploads, datasets, workspace files, outputs, packages, and environments do not count.

If you need space, expand a project and hold to clear its primary saved state. This discards variables as a kernel restart would, while leaving notebooks, files, packages, outputs, and the environment untouched. Deleting an experiment branch reclaims that branch's checkpoint.

The displayed allocation is for visibility and cleanup. If a new checkpoint is refused, Clusy shows a Storage is full dialog; an existing branch can still replace its current checkpoint. You can clear state when you no longer need it. See Saving & restoring state.

Integrations

Connect outside services:

• GitHub for repository history,
• Hugging Face and Kaggle for publishing,
• Databricks and Snowflake for warehouse queries,
• Anthropic or OpenAI for bring your own key,
• and a local runner on your machine.

This section also holds Git preferences such as the branch-name prefix Clusy uses.

Firecrawl is optional. Clusy's own crawler handles normal web search, fetch, and extraction. Firecrawl is a shared fallback for difficult pages; connecting your own key supplies your own quota.

MCP servers

Add, edit, enable, disable, or remove MCP servers, then choose which tools the agent may use.

Appearance

Choose Light, Dark, System, or a specialty palette such as Midnight, Sepia, Nord, or High Contrast. Set text size, interface density, reduced motion, link underlining, contrast, and the default face used by new cells.

Help & feedback

Send a bug report or request directly to the team and follow its status: Open, In progress, or Resolved.