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Profile & Preferences

Your profile​

Profile (in the sidebar footer) is your account page. /users/me is an alias for it and redirects there, so both addresses land in the same place.

It reads top to bottom as identity, then access, then what you own:

  • Identity: your avatar, name, when you joined, and when you were last active.
  • Account: your name and email, editable, with Save unavailable until something changes. The form says why the email matters: it is how you sign in, so changing it changes your sign-in address.
  • Security: your personal API key and Change Password.
  • Groups: the groups you belong to, read-only here. Admins manage membership under Team.
  • Your queries, and the other objects you own.

Groups sit directly under Security rather than at the foot of the page, because what your account may reach belongs beside the key and the password rather than below a list of your work.

Your API key​

Shown masked, with controls to reveal it, copy it, and regenerate it behind a confirmation. It is your own key, so there is no permission question about regenerating, only whether you mean to.

It authenticates MCP clients and programmatic API access as you, and reaches exactly what your account can. Regenerate it if it ever leaks: anything using the old key stops working immediately.

If the page will not load​

Signed out, it says there is no profile to show. If the account cannot be read, it says so and suggests reloading, noting that a session may have expired, rather than presenting a blank form that would silently save nothing.

Theme​

The Theme menu in the sidebar footer switches between Light, Dark, and System. A handful of surfaces force their own theme by design: print views are always light, and the enterprise presentation and wall modes are always dark.

Organization-wide settings (authentication methods, feature flags, date formats) are an admin surface: see System Administration.