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THE SUZENT HANDBOOK

Settings pages

Every page in Suzent's settings, what it's for, and where to read more.

Open Settings from the bottom of the left sidebar. Pages are grouped into Agent, Connections, and Application.

All settings pages

PageWhat it's forMore
ProvidersAdd API keys, sign in to providers, and choose which models are available.Models & Providers
Model RolesPick which model handles each kind of work, with backups.Model roles
Voice & audioChoose how the agent's speech sounds and plays.Images, video and speech
Memory SystemTurn memory tools on or off, see which models memory uses, and choose the notebook folder.Memory
AutomationCreate and manage scheduled tasks, and choose which tools heartbeats may run without review.Automation
Social ChannelsConnect Telegram, Slack, Discord, Feishu, or WeChat, and control who may chat.Chat apps
MCP ServersAdd and test servers that give the agent extra tools.MCP servers
BrowserChoose how the agent connects to a browser.Browser
ACP AgentsSet up coding agents such as Claude Code or Codex to use in chats.Working with your agent
DevicesPair your phone and connect other devices.Devices & other agents
MeshMake this computer reachable on your network, and work with other agents.Devices & other agents
AppearanceTheme, color scheme, and language.Making it yours
Background ServiceKeep Suzent running after you close the window.Automation
SecurityTurn the sandbox on for every chat, and create host tokens for remote administration.Workspace & sandbox, Permissions & approvals
Data & SyncSync your settings, skills, and memory through GitHub.GitHub Sync
UsageSee what you've spent and how many tokens you've used.FAQ
AboutVersion information and updates.Updating

Permission modes and approval rules aren't on a settings page. You set the mode per chat, under the message box, and save rules as you answer requests (see Permissions & approvals).

In the web console

When you use Suzent in a web browser instead of the desktop app, settings pages are listed in the console's own sidebar. Two pages work differently there:

  • Browser isn't shown.
  • Background Service is replaced by Operations, which shows the background service's status, lets you restart it, and shows its log.
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