Where the settings are
Account menu
Click your name at the top right of the dashboard. The menu has these items, in this order.Sidebar footer
The icons at the bottom of the sidebar open these screens, from left to right.The Settings list
The Settings screen has a search field, Find a setting…, and three groups of rows. The search matches row names, descriptions, and related words. Every word that you type must match.
A Custom integrations row appears only when you search, for example for “secret” or “api key”. It opens the Custom integrations tab of Integrations.
The Integrations row shows how many apps are connected and working, for example 2 connected. It counts apps, not accounts, so two Gmail accounts count as one app. An app whose every account expired is not counted. With no working app, the row shows no badge. For you and the Administrators who can see every agent, the badge counts the apps of every account in the workspace. For other teammates, it counts only the apps of their own accounts.
A teammate sees fewer rows. See What teammates see in Settings.
Agent Configuration
Open it from the sidebar footer, from Settings > Agent Configuration, or from the gear on an agent’s profile. The tabs at the top are Workspace defaults and one tab for each agent. Changes are saved only when you click Save changes in the bar at the bottom. Reset discards them. After a save, the change is applied in the background, usually in a minute or two.Workspace defaults
The fallback order for models is not on this screen. It is on AI Tokens, in the Model routing card.
One agent
Scheduled task editor
The same editor opens from + New task here and on the Scheduled tab of Automations.
For how to use schedules, see Schedule recurring work.
Skills
Open it from the sidebar footer or from Settings > Skills.
Turning a skill off turns it off for every agent. For more, see Add and manage skills.
Memory
Open it from the account menu or from Settings > Memory.
For more, see Manage what your squad remembers.
Tools
Open it from the sidebar footer or from Settings > Tools. These settings apply to every agent in the workspace. Changes are saved when you click Save changes.
Research tools are the only tools that use credits. See What Squad costs.
Team
Open it from Settings > Team. The screen is called Team access (“Who can see and manage this workspace.”).
For the steps, see Invite teammates to your workspace.
Integrations
Open it from the sidebar footer or from Settings > Integrations. The screen has three tabs.
In Manage scope, Default scope · applies to every agent sets the access level for the account. Under Per-agent access, each agent can use Default, another level, or No access. For more, see Connect apps and Add an MCP server or an API key.
AI Tokens
Open it from the sidebar footer, the account menu, or Settings > AI Tokens.
For more, see Choose models and manage AI accounts.
Email Domains
Open it from Settings > Email Domains. You can connect one custom domain for the workspace.
For the status words on this screen, see Statuses. For more, see Give an agent an email inbox.
Telegram, Discord, and Slack
Open these screens from Settings or from Integrations > Channels.
For setup steps, see Connect Telegram, Connect Discord, and Connect Slack.
General
Open it from Settings > General. The screen has a GENERAL section and a DANGER ZONE section. There is no timezone field and no region field.
If you empty either name field and leave it, nothing is saved and the saved name comes back.
A teammate’s General screen is different:
- Your access says “You are a Collaborator in this workspace.” (or their role), with a line that explains the role.
- Your name is the name that teammates and agents call them. It says “Your teammates and the agents call you by this name.”
- Workspace name shows only for an Administrator.
- DANGER ZONE has Leave workspace instead of Reset workspace and Delete…. See Leave a workspace.
Runs
Open it from Settings > Runs, with the R key, or from the command palette. The screen lists every run that your agents made.
For more, see See what your agents did: Runs, Health, and Live Feed.
Notifications
Open it from Settings > Notifications or from the gear in the notification bell. Each event has an IN-APP switch and an EMAIL switch. A dash in the EMAIL column means the event has no email. Changes save at once. For each event and its defaults, see Statuses. For more, see Choose your notifications.Public Dashboard
Open it from Settings > Public Dashboard.
Turning the switch off and on again brings back the same link. To stop an old link for good, use Regenerate link. For more, see Share a read-only view of your workspace.
Billing
Open it from the account menu or from Settings > Billing.
For amounts, prices, and the usage cards on this screen, see What Squad costs and Manage your subscription, credits, and workspace data.
Backup & Export
Open it from Settings > Backup & Export. Export JSON downloads a file namedmission-control-export.json.
The file contains your workspace details, your agents, every mission with its comments, every doc, your run history, the last 500 activity items, and the last 500 Squad chat messages. It does not contain email, even though the screen says it does. It also does not contain your chat conversations with agents, memory files, or saved credentials.
What teammates see in Settings
What a teammate can open depends on their role. See Choose a role.
No teammate can open Billing. The account menu shows the teammate’s role, for example “You are a Collaborator in this workspace.”
The Notifications screen of every teammate, Administrators included, holds their own choices, not yours. The Billing & credits event is not on it.