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Settings

Settings is where you tune Sadie. The surface splits into two pages: Sadie (how she behaves) and Account (who you are).

This page is a flat index of every setting you can change, with deep-links to the Configuration section for the ones that need more than a paragraph.

Pick Anthropic (Claude) or OpenAI (GPT). You can use the shared deployment key or bring your own. Your key is stored encrypted and scoped to your user.

See AI providers for the full resolution order.

Sets Sadie’s default emotional register. The seven options map to the seven emotional states she can occupy: curious, encouraging, focused, playful, serious, reflective, celebrating. This is a starting tone, not a ceiling; her register still shifts per response.

See Personas for how persona interacts with Soul voice.

Two knobs: whether the Sadie dock shows by default on shell pages, and what prompts the dock offers as quick hints. Hints are a comma-separated list. Leave empty for the three built-in defaults (“What should I write about today?”, “Summarize recent signals”, “Draft an outline”).

Reports whether your X adapter is wired to the real X API or the local fixtures. No knob; this is informational. If you see “fixtures” and want real signals, set the X environment keys for your deployment.

How often Sadie rebuilds Today’s cards and related synthesis. Options: hourly, every four hours (the default), daily, manual only.

Self-hosters need to wire a scheduler for this to take effect. See Compile cadence for the two supported paths.

Lists every version of Sadie’s agent config, with level-up summaries and a one-click rollback. This is the SEPL/RSPL lineage: each version is a checkpoint from an evolution cycle. Roll back if a new version feels worse.

Your display name and email. These surface in Studio presence, chat history, and the dock.

Currently minimal: the session cookie, the bootstrap endpoint, and any API keys you have set.

Full account deletion. Reset your database without deleting the account. Purge compile history. Each destructive action requires typed confirmation. These are irreversible.