Settings and Theming

Settings (⌘, or the app menu) is a dialog with nine tabs: Appearance, List Items, Terminal, AI Sessions, Agents (runs at once, asking before an agent starts, notify when a run finishes, what every agent always asks for), Session (what the session of a project is told), Sounds, MCP and Security. Every change previews on the spot on the whole window, terminals already open included. Save keeps the changes; Cancel or Escape puts everything back as it was.

Appearance sets the interface font (Ubuntu by default; Inter, Fira Sans, Poppins, Roboto and Source Sans 3 bundled), the four main colors (accent, window, panels, text), the spacing between panels, round corners on every panel and a line under list titles.

Only those four colors are stored. Every other shade is mixed from them, so any combination stays coherent. Colors are picked with the macOS color picker and preview live. Restore Defaults brings back the original look.

List Items fine-tunes the lists (LED bar width, title and figure sizes and spacing, group on top for AI and SSH sessions). Terminal sets the typeface, cursor, size, line height and weight, the scrollback, whether a tab closes when its program exits, and Reopen tabs on start (see Reopen Where You Left Off). AI Sessions sets the archive folder, where a session is saved before it is deleted. The window title bar takes the frame color.

What it does

• Tabbed Settings dialog; live preview, Save or Cancel.
• Four-color theming with derived shades.
• Six interface fonts and ten terminal fonts bundled.
• Panel spacing and corner style.
• Terminal font, size, line height, cursor, scrollback.
• Restore Defaults.

How it behaves

• Scrollback changes wait for the next terminal.

Why it matters

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