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Settings

Settings

How to open LoCrew settings and what every option in Profile, General, AI Providers, MCP Servers, Write access, Limits and About does.

LoCrew's settings live in one dialog with seven sections. Every field saves as soon as you change it (text fields when you leave them, switches and menus immediately). There is no Save button.

#Opening settings

FromOpens
Your name at the bottom of the sidebar (Profile and settings)Profile
Workspace menu (the LoCrew mark at the top of the sidebar) → Workspace settingsGeneral
Workspace menu → AI providers / MCP servers / Your profile / About LoCrewThat section
The Write access on badge in the sidebarWrite access

Settings can open on top of another dialog, such as Create agent, and return to it when you close them.

#Sections

SectionWhat it controls
ProfileYour name and picture as agents and the sidebar see them.
GeneralWorkspace name, default working directory, notifications, Flow step history, and the Getting started tools.
AI ProvidersHosted APIs, OpenAI-compatible servers and local model servers.
MCP ServersTool servers your agents may be granted.
Write accessTemporary work sessions that let an Ask first agent write without asking.
LimitsThe safety rails on hand-offs, queues, run time and spend.
AboutVersion, licences of bundled projects, and the data folder.

#Profile

How you appear in the sidebar, on your messages and to the agents you talk to.

SettingValuesNotes
PhotoPNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF, up to 20 MBClick the avatar, Upload photo, or drop an image. It is cropped to a square, scaled to 256 px and re-encoded, which strips metadata. Stored on this computer only. Remove photo clears it.
Your name1 to 64 charactersShown in the sidebar and on your messages. Defaults to your operating-system user name, or You.
Or choose a portraitA bundled portrait, or Aa for initialsReplaces the photo.
Colour behind your initialsA colour swatchSwitches to initials.

#General

SettingValuesDefaultEffect
Workspace nameUp to 64 charactersLoCrewShown at the top of the sidebar. Leaving it blank saves LoCrew.
Default working directoryA folder (type it or press Browse)Your Documents folderPre-fills the working directory when you create a Claude Code or Codex agent.
Notify when an agent repliesOn / offOffShows an in-app toast, Agent replied, for every completed agent turn.
Notify when a limit stops a chainOn / offOnShows an in-app toast, Execution limit reached, with the reason. The Stopped here notice in the conversation appears either way.
Developer modeOn / offOffDescribed as keeping raw runtime events visible. In this version no part of the app reads it, so it has no visible effect.

Notifications are toasts inside the LoCrew window, not operating-system notifications.

#Flow step history

What each Flow step received and produced is kept on this computer so you can inspect runs. It can contain anything your prompts, agents and APIs handled. Values that look like keys and passwords are masked before they are stored, but automatic detection cannot catch every secret.

SettingValuesDefaultEffect
What to keepInputs and outputs (masked and size-capped), or Only which steps ran, how data moved, and sizesInputs and outputsControls what the Run inspector can show for new runs.
Keep stored inputs and outputs for (days)0 to 3650; 0 keeps them until you delete the flow30Inputs and outputs of finished runs older than this are cleared. Run status and timing are always kept. The clean-up runs when LoCrew starts, so a change applies at the next launch.

#Getting started

Show tips (on by default) shows a one-time hint the first time you open a channel, the Flow Builder, a run, an agent's settings or an HTTP step. Open the checklist, Take the tour and Restart setup reopen the onboarding tools. Restarting keeps every agent, conversation and flow.

#About

About shows the LoCrew version, links to the source code and to report a bug, and Built with: the third-party projects LoCrew ships, each under its own licence. This installation lists the Electron, Chromium and Node.js versions, the platform and the Data folder. Copy versions copies the versions (not the folder path) for a bug report.

Note

A build made from the main branch always reports version 0.1.1, whatever it contains. Tagged snapshots carry real version numbers.

#What you will not find

This version has no settings for theme or dark mode, language, font size, operating-system notifications, automatic updates, telemetry, a proxy, moving the data folder, or exporting and resetting data.

Documentation for LoCrew 0.1.1, an early-development release. Found something wrong? Open an issue.

LoCrew is source available under the PolyForm Perimeter License 1.0.1. Last updated .