Settings is the single control center for Xedant Agent: it decides how the interface looks, how the chat behaves, and how the agent talks to outside services. The hub opens from the gear icon in the app header. Each card opens its own sub-dialog on top of the hub — the hub stays open behind it, so you can switch between settings without closing the window. Changes are saved automatically: there is no separate Save button.
Section map
The cards are grouped into five sections: General, Automation, Tools, Configuration, and Help & Account. Every card has a name and a short description; a click opens its sub-dialog.
General
- Appearance — theme, chat font size, licensing info, and the simplified interface;
- Chat — message display, filtering, and submit behavior;
- Chat Labels — colored labels for chats: creating, editing, and deleting them. See the Chat Labels page for details.
- Sound — notification sounds and volume;
- Clipboard — pasting images and files into the chat.
Automation
- Main Telegram Bot — set up the admin bot with all management features;
- Extra Telegram Bots — set up task-specific bots with their own models and skills;
- Scheduled Tasks — scheduled scripts and recurring jobs;
- Buttons — visibility of the AutoFix and AutoClick toggles, AutoFix in new chats, autocommit, autoclick delay, and peak hours;
- Hooks — deny and execute rules for tool calls;
- MCP Servers — adding and managing MCP servers.
Tools
- Analytics — usage statistics, tokens, and costs;
- Proxy Traffic — inspect the chats passing through the proxy;
- SSL Certificates — HTTPS certificates for the domain;
- Speech Recognition — voice input with several recognition engines. See the Voice Input page for details.
Configuration
- MiniAgent — named profiles for the built-in agent backend. See the MiniAgent page;
- Models — adding and managing models. See the Models page;
- Skills — managing the agent’s skills. See the Skills page;
- Project Settings — editing the project’s YAML configuration files.
Help & Account
- Help — open the documentation;
- Support — contact support;
- Logout — sign out of the application.
Simplified mode
The simplified interface is turned on from the Appearance card. In this mode the hub shows only what you need: the Tools and Configuration groups are hidden entirely, Automation loses Extra Telegram Bots and Scheduled Tasks, and Help & Account loses Help and Support. Appearance, Chat, Sound, Clipboard, the Main Telegram Bot, Buttons, Hooks, MCP Servers, and Logout stay.
How settings are stored
- Settings are stored on the server as key-value pairs and survive a restart;
- Every change is pushed instantly to all connected clients over SignalR (the live channel between the server and your browser): in another open tab or on another device, the setting updates itself;
- The chat font size is remembered on the device, not on the server — each of your devices can have its own;
- Some keys are edited outside the hub: the selected model and skill are set in the chat input box and become the defaults for new chats; the prompt queue settings live in the Prompts dialog;
- The enforced English responses option (Hooks card) is additionally synced into the project’s local Claude settings file.
Project branding
Every project carries a small project.yml file with three fields: the project display name, the icon path, and a link to the code. The name is used in the header, the page title, and the install manifest; the icon is shown next to it. The file is created automatically on first launch, and when it changes it is re-read without a restart — the name and icon apply right away. Edit the fields in the Project Settings card.
Server updates
The client checks the server version from time to time: when it changes (after a deployment), all open tabs reload automatically — you never need to refresh the page by hand.
Related pages
- Prompts — the queue of saved prompts with auto-send;
- Models — peak hours and the indicator in the input box;
- MiniAgent — profiles for the built-in agent;
- Voice Input — speech recognition engines;
- Skills — managing skills;
- Hooks — security and behavior rules.