User Settings

User Settings holds the preferences that belong to you rather than to your organization: the language of the interface, the applications you have connected, and the passkeys you sign in with. Every member sees it, whatever their role, and each tab shows only your own information.

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Open the user menu at the bottom of the sidebar and choose User Settings. The page has three tabs, Language, Connected apps and Passkeys, and opens on Language.

Change the interface languageCopy Anchor Link

1. Open the Language tab. The card is titled UI language.
2. Choose a language in Language.

There is no save button: picking a language saves it. If it cannot be saved you see "Couldn't save your language preference." and the picker returns to the language you had. If your profile changed elsewhere since you opened the page, you are told to reload and try again.

The choice belongs to your account, so it follows you into every organization and every browser. English is the only language the list offers today.

See and disconnect connected appsCopy Anchor Link

The Connected apps tab lists the applications you have authorized to act for you in this organization, such as the Nuvelics command-line tool or an assistant connected over MCP. Applications appear here when you approve them, from the screens described in Activate a device sign-in and Authorize an application.

Each application shows:

• Application: its name, with a Self-registered badge when it registered itself with no operator involved. When it supplied a website, the name links to it.
• Connected: when you first connected it.
• Reaches: what it can reach, MCP and API, or Standing grant, no live tokens when it holds no live token.
• Last active: when it was last used.

If you have connected nothing the tab says No connected apps.

To cut an application off:

1. Open the Connection actions menu on its row and choose Disconnect.
2. Read Disconnect your connection? and choose Disconnect.

You see Your connection was disconnected. The application loses access to your own account in this organization. Other members who connected it keep their own access, and you can connect it again yourself at any time. If something goes wrong you see "Couldn't disconnect your connection."

Owners can also see, and cut off, every member's connections from Connected apps in Settings.

Manage your passkeysCopy Anchor Link

A passkey lets you sign in with your fingerprint, face or device PIN instead of waiting for an emailed code. You can always still sign in by email. How signing in works is in Sign in.

The Passkeys tab lists your passkeys with Passkey (its name), Added and Last used, which reads Never until you have signed in with it. A line above the list counts them.

Add a passkeyCopy Anchor Link

1. Choose Add a passkey. The button reads Adding… while your browser asks you to confirm.
2. Confirm with your device, as your browser prompts.
3. Name your new passkey opens, saying "Passkey added. You can name it so you recognize it later." The field Name is filled with a name Nuvelics chose from your browser and device. Change it and choose Save, or choose Skip to keep it.

A name is required and can be at most 64 characters.

If it does not work, the tab tells you why:

• No passkey was added. Try again.: you dismissed the prompt, it timed out, or your device refused it. Your browser does not say which.
• That passkey is already added to your account.: this device already holds a passkey for you.
• Sign in again to add a passkey., with Sign in again: your sign-in is too old to add a passkey. Sign in again and retry.
• We couldn't add that passkey. Please try again.: any other failure.

Rename or remove a passkeyCopy Anchor Link

1. Open the Passkey actions menu on the passkey.
2. Choose Rename, enter a name you will recognize, such as the device it is on, and choose Save; or choose Remove, read Remove this passkey? and choose Remove.

You see Passkey renamed or Passkey removed. A removed passkey no longer signs you in. You can add one again at any time.

Where to go nextCopy Anchor Link

• Sign in for emailed links, codes and remembered sign-ins.
• Account for how members, roles and sign-in methods are managed for your organization.