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Settings

Click Settings at the bottom of the sidebar. The sidebar switches to the settings list, grouped from the narrowest scope to the broadest. ← Back returns to the main navigation.

GroupPageWho sees it
This projectGeneral: the project’s name, id and creation date, and deleting it.Everyone
Repository: sync the project’s documents with a GitHub repository.Everyone
AccountMy account: your name, emails, phone, password and passkeys.Everyone
Billing: your plan, usage and invoices.Everyone
Apps: apps your account registered itself.Everyone
API tokens: tokens for scripts, servers and the CLI.Everyone
Team: members, roles and invites.Account owners and admins
TenantTenant: your organisation’s sign-in methods, domains and OAuth apps.Tenant administrators
ConsoleConsole: tenants, audit log and system load.Server operators
InstallationInstallation: licence, lease, usage reporting and nodes.Self-hosted installations and operators

When you’re inside Settings, the sidebar’s footer has Session instead of Settings. It shows who you’re signed in as (tenant, account, user and role), the Studio and API versions, and the API server control (see Sign in and projects).

When Studio is embedded in another product, Settings is hidden; manage those things in a direct Studio visit instead.

General

Settings → General shows the current project’s Name, Project Id and when it was Created. Projects can’t be renamed yet.

Delete a project

You can delete any project except your account’s default one.

  1. Switch to the project you want to delete.
  2. Open Settings → General.
  3. Under Delete project, click the bin icon and confirm Delete.

How you know it worked: Studio switches to another project, and the deleted one is gone from the Project switcher. Its workflows and documents become inaccessible, and this can’t be undone.

Where to next

  • My account: your own sign-in details.
  • API tokens: a token for the CLI or the SDK.
  • Team: invite people to your account.