Settings

Use the sidebar to choose Appearance & language, Terminal, Agents, Notifications, Connection, Accounts, or Projects. On narrow screens, use the Category selector at the top.

Appearance and notification settings save and apply as you change them. Connection details apply when you press "Save" in Connection, or "Save and connect" during first setup.

Accounts and projects

Accounts lists the registered names and services. Select an account to open its terminal. Use "Register or open an account" to add one, then log in through the terminal the first time.

Projects shows the default accounts for each project. Select a project to change its accounts by service. Changes save immediately and apply to new terminals. You can also switch back to choosing an account at launch.

Connection

The server (host and port) and the token. Another machine, or a host name over a VPN, also goes here. For the first connection, see Get it running.

In the Mac app, Connect from a phone below lets other devices connect and shows a QR code for your phone (see Get it running).

App appearance

Language

The language of the interface. Choose Follow the system (the default), 日本語, or English. The change takes effect as soon as you pick it.

Agents

• Skip approval when starting — new sessions start without the agent's approval prompts. Use it when you do not want to stop and confirm each step, but note that you will no longer see the operations before they run
• Keep the computer awake while agents run — stops the server's computer (Mac) from sleeping, so agents keep going after you hand work off from your phone. The default is "While working or waiting for approval"; you can also choose "Whenever an agent is running" or "Never". The display still turns off. macOS only
• Leftover processes — lists processes that were started from a session and keep running outside it, with how much memory they hold and which session started them. Build daemons (Gradle and the like) can stay for hours after you are done and keep holding memory. Press "Stop" to stop them on the spot. Closing a session also stops what it started. Available on macOS and Linux

Notifications

• Tell me when a session starts waiting — warns you when an agent may be waiting for input. When Claude Code is waiting for your approval or an answer, the notification says so
• Tell me when a session finishes — warns you when a process has ended

With many sessions running, it is easy to miss one that is waiting. Notifications let you notice while you are busy elsewhere.

Terminal

See Terminal for terminal controls.