Settings
A map of what you can configure, from your account and models to integrations and appearance.
Settings is split into sections. Here's what each holds.
Account
The basics and the destructive buttons. Sign out, redo onboarding, and export your data (your profile, integrations, and MCP servers) as JSON. This is also where you delete your account, which permanently removes your projects, notebooks, integrations, and MCP servers. It asks you to type DELETE first, because there's no undo.
Profile
Your display name and picture.
Models
The agent's defaults: the model and reasoning effort new sessions start on, custom instructions sent with every request, and whether code cells get an auto-written text face (and in which language). Per-message overrides always win over these.
Billing & usage
Your subscription, usage, and spending controls. Current plan and renewal date, a usage meter, the pay-as-you-go cap, and a link to the Stripe portal to manage your subscription and invoices.
Integrations
Connect the outside services Clusy works with: GitHub for versioning, Hugging Face and Kaggle for publishing, and Databricks and Snowflake so the agent can query your warehouse. Connect, disconnect, and check status here. This section also holds your Git configuration, like the branch-name prefix Clusy uses when it creates branches for you. The Integrations guide walks through each one.
Firecrawl is optional. You don't need it for the agent to research the web: search, fetch, and extract are built in, and Clusy runs its own crawler behind them. Firecrawl is the fallback for stubborn pages, and it works out of the box on a shared key. Connecting your own is bring-your-own-quota, not a prerequisite. If you also connect a model provider key or pair a local runner, that happens here too.
The Integrations section: GitHub accounts with per-repo access, Hugging Face connected, and connect buttons for Kaggle and Databricks
MCP servers
Add, edit, enable, disable, and remove MCP servers, and approve which of their tools the agent may use.
Appearance
Everything about how Clusy looks. Pick a theme from Light, Dark, and System, or one of the specialty palettes (Midnight, Sepia, Nord, and High Contrast). Set text size (Small to XL) and density (Compact, Comfortable, Spacious), flip a few accessibility switches (reduce motion, high contrast, underline links), and choose whether new cells open to their text or code face. Clusy respects your system "reduce motion" setting.
The Appearance section: theme swatches for the canonical and specialty palettes, plus density, text size, and the default cell face
Help & feedback
Send feedback straight to the team: bugs, rough edges, and things you wish existed. Your past submissions are listed here too, each with a status (Open, In progress, Resolved), so you can see what happened to them.
Almost nothing in Settings is permanent. The two exceptions are deleting your account and deleting a project. Both are real and irreversible, and both ask you to confirm.