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Access settings by pressing Cmd+, (macOS) or Ctrl+, (Windows/Linux), or click the gear icon in the sidebar.

Account

Manage your Purple account and profile:
  • Profile name: Display name shown in the app
  • Email: Your account email (read-only)
  • Profile picture: Upload a custom avatar
  • Sign out: Sign out of your Purple account

Model

Select which Claude model to use for AI coding. Switch models with the /model command or in Settings:
  • Claude Sonnet — fast, efficient performance for most coding tasks (default)
  • Claude Opus — maximum capability for complex reasoning and planning
  • Claude Haiku — lightweight model for quick tasks

Appearance

Customize the interface appearance:
  • Interface theme: Choose System, Light, or Dark mode
  • Light mode theme: Select theme for light mode
  • Dark mode theme: Select theme for dark mode
  • VS Code code themes: Separate syntax highlighting themes for light and dark modes (defaults: github-light / github-dark)

Preferences

Global preferences for p0 behavior:
SettingDescriptionDefault
Extended thinkingEnable deeper reasoning (128K tokens). Disables response streaming.Off
Sound notificationsPlay sound when agent completes work (if not viewing the chat)On
Analytics opt-outOpt out of analytics trackingOff
Ctrl+Tab targetSwitch between workspaces (default) or agents with Ctrl+TabWorkspaces

Plugins

Browse and manage workspace plugins. Plugins extend p0’s functionality with additional tools and integrations. See Plugins for more details.

MCP Servers

View connected Model Context Protocol servers, their status, and available tools. MCP servers provide additional capabilities to Claude through standardized tooling.

Skills

View user and project skills. Skills provide specialized knowledge and workflows:
  • User skills — stored at ~/.claude/skills/
  • Project skills — stored at .claude/skills/ in your workspace
Each skill is expandable to view its content. Click Open in Finder to navigate to the skill file.

Custom Agents

View and manage custom sub-agent definitions. Custom agents are loaded from ~/.claude/agents/ and .claude/agents/ directories.
Settings dialog