Settings

Open Settings at the bottom of the sidebar.

Page	What it sets
Appearance	Light, dark or system theme; language (English, Spanish); the time zone dates are shown in
Defaults	What new workflows and apps start with: the author, and whether a new workflow is marked for this computer's platform. You can still change both in the New dialog.
Assistant	The AI provider, API key and model the assistant uses, and its global instructions
Backup	Full backup and restore
Hubs	The hubs Tipeline installs from and checks for updates
Run history	How long finished runs are kept
Cache	Stored results of cached steps and workflows: how much space they use, the size limit, and Clear all
About	The versions of the Tipeline parts running on this computer

Workspaces

A workspace is the Core you're working on: Local (this computer), or a Tipeline Server. Switch with the workspace switcher in the sidebar; Manage workspaces… at the bottom of it lists your connections.

• Add a server with its address and your email and password (and a code, if your account has two-factor sign-in).
• A server's page shows who you're signed in as and your role, lets you edit the connection, sign in again or switch to it, and has these tabs:

Tab	What it's for
Overview	Members, your role, API tokens, runs this week, the last run
Users	Admins invite users, change their role (viewer, editor, admin) and deactivate them
Sessions	Where you're signed in; revoke a session
API Tokens	Tokens for scripts and CI: create, rotate, revoke
Roles	What each role may do
Security	Two-factor sign-in for your account
Webhooks	URLs that start a workflow when something calls them
Audit Log	Who did what on the server

See Tipeline Server for what each of these means on the server side.

Removing a connection only removes it from this computer. It doesn't affect the server or its data.

Starred items, recent items and dismissed failures are kept per workspace. Windows opened from one workspace close when you switch to another.