Open Settings from the app tab bar or the menu. Each setting shows a reset icon when its value differs from the default. Use Reset All to Defaults at the bottom to restore all settings at once.
IDE / Editor
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|
| IDE Command | code | External editor command for “Open in External Editor” actions. Preset options include VS Code, Sublime Text, and custom commands. |
Terminal
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|
| Font Size | 14 | Font size in pixels for terminal tabs |
| Font Family | Monaco, Menlo, Ubuntu Mono | Monospace font stack for terminal display |
| Cursor Style | Bar | Cursor shape: block, underline, or bar |
| Cursor Blink | On | Whether the cursor blinks in terminals |
| Scrollback | 1000 | Maximum lines of terminal history retained |
| Notification | Sound | Alert when a terminal process completes: sound, visual, or none |
| Warn on Close | On | Show confirmation when closing a terminal with a running process |
Console
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|
| Max Messages | 1000 | Maximum messages retained in the console panel (options: 500, 1000, 5000) |
Display
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|
| UI Scale | 100% | Zoom level for the entire interface |
| Default Layout | Side-by-side | Initial pane layout when opening new repo tabs |
Git
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|
| Auto-Switch Worktree Tab | On | Automatically switch to a worktree’s app tab when it’s referenced in git operations |
| Auto-Clean Worktrees | Off | Automatically remove worktree tabs when the worktree folder is deleted |
| Check for Updates | On | Check for app updates on startup |
Inline Settings
Some settings are toggled directly in their respective tabs rather than in the Settings form:
| Setting | Where to Toggle |
|---|
| Show Hidden Folders | File Browser toolbar |
| Minimap | File Editor toolbar |
| Word Wrap | File Editor toolbar |
| App Tab Layout | View > Layouts > App Tabs menu |
Storage
Settings are stored in browser localStorage and persist across app restarts. GitHub tokens are stored separately in your OS keychain (see GitHub Authentication).
