Cloudstation

Settings

Your personal settings — profile, AI providers, model routing, keys, credentials, MCPs, and media services

Settings opens as a modal: click your avatar in the top-right corner and choose Settings. Everything here is personal to your account — team-level settings (members, SSO, shared keys) live on each team's overview page instead.

Profile

Your display name, email, and avatar. The name appears across your workspace; email changes are managed by your administrator when your account belongs to an organization. The Danger Zone at the bottom permanently deletes your account and all related data — see Account Deletion.

The Profile tab

Language & region

The interface language (English, French, Arabic, Traditional Chinese) — the same picker as the language pill in the top bar.

AI Providers

Connect what powers your agents, two ways:

  • Just sign in — no setup needed — use an existing subscription account (Gemini, Codex, Kimi For Coding, Claude) with a sign-in flow.
  • Connect with your API key — paste a key from OpenAI, Google AI, Groq, Z.AI, and others.

Each card shows its connection state, with Disconnect to remove it.

The AI Providers tab

Model Preferences

Controls how model routing resolves:

  • Default route — pick where Auto should route. This does not pick one exact model; the Heavy, Standard, and Light tiers are resolved from the route.
  • Per-tier overrides — pin an exact model per tier. Overridden tiers show an Override badge and take precedence over the default provider.

The Model Preferences tab

Integrations

Connect external services (Microsoft 365, GitHub, Telegram, WhatsApp/Evolution, Google Workspace, Notion, and more) that agents can act on for you. This tab has its own guide: Integrations.

API Keys

Personal keys for calling the CloudStation API programmatically. Create API key issues a new one; each row shows the key's name, identifier, and status, with Revoke key to kill it immediately.

The API Keys tab

A key's secret is shown once, at creation time. Store it somewhere safe — revoking and re-creating is the only recovery.

Media Services

AI services for image, video, audio, and music generation:

  • This device — local models managed by CloudStation Desktop (music generation, transcription, text-to-speech) that run entirely on your machine.
  • Cloud services — connected endpoints such as Azure AI Foundry, with their discovered deployments. Each deployment can be Tested, and team-shared ones are tagged with the team's name.

The Media Services tab

API Credentials

Custom credentials for external APIs that your agents call — bearer tokens, API keys, or OAuth2 refresh tokens, each tied to a base URL. Agents use these through the credential proxy, so the raw secret is never exposed in a conversation.

The API Credentials tab

Custom MCPs

Your own Model Context Protocol servers, available to agents alongside the built-in tool catalog. Add Custom MCP registers an HTTP endpoint or a STDIO command, with a description that helps agents know when to use it.

The Custom MCPs tab

Messaging Access

Controls which external senders (WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack) can reach your projects' chat sessions:

  • Your Identity — link your phone number and messaging IDs so ownership checks work.
  • Approvals — approve or reject pending requests from unknown senders.
  • Allowed Senders — the per-project allowlist; keep it current to avoid unwanted access.