Settings
#/settings, reached from the footer of the app rail. A left nav lists six sections; the content is centered.
| Section | What it does |
|---|---|
| General | Workshop model and disk usage |
| Providers | Model providers |
| Concurrency | Agent slots |
| MCP server | How a client reaches this console over MCP |
| Project MCP | MCP servers and their secrets and sign-ins |
| Notifications | Desktop notifications |
The console is dark; there is no theme picker.
General
The Workshop model (see Workshop Author, Model) and how much disk the runs use and how much is free on the volume.
Providers
Connect and inspect Pi model providers. A connected provider's Provider actions menu has Replace API key, Sign in again and Disconnect (which asks for confirmation). See Providers.
Concurrency
Agent slots: how many agent sessions (stage sessions and chat agents) may be alive at once, set with the Decrease and Increase controls. A stage waiting on you still holds its slot.
MCP server
The address a client points at to use this console process as an MCP server (<console-origin>/mcp while sf ui is running). See MCP.
Project MCP
The tool servers agents and stages can use. The panel has two parts. Full reference (formats, secret rules, OAuth, security): MCP servers.
- Project MCP: the server list. Servers from the project
.mcp.jsonare read-only here; servers saved from the console (stored on the Host, not in the project) can be added (Add server, or paste a snippet from the server's docs), edited and removed. Check connects and lists the server's tools; Sign in runs the OAuth flow for servers that need it (agents and Check use it, pipeline stages do not); Sign out drops it. - MCP secrets: values for the
${NAME}placeholders in server configs. Stored on the Host and never shown again. Enter a value to set or replace it; remove to delete.
Notifications
One switch: Desktop notification when a gate opens (system notification or off). It covers both pipeline gates ("Stage waiting on you") and agent approvals ("Agent waiting on you"). The browser asks for permission when you turn it on; if it is blocked the section says so. A held stage or pending approval is invisible if the console tab is closed.