Security, browser and other settings

Settings has these tabs:

• General: where files and web links open, your code and text editor, keeping Proto in the menu bar (macOS) or system tray (Windows), and Keep computer awake while Proto works.
• Profile: your name and photo.
• Appearance: theme mode, light and dark themes, accent color, translucent sidebar, transcript view, pet companion, fonts and text sizes.
• Shortcuts: every keyboard shortcut, with the option to change any binding.
• Models: your plan or account mode, model API keys (for example OpenRouter or your ChatGPT/Codex account), and more providers, including local model servers.
• Routines: your scheduled and recurring routines.
• Memory: memory cleanup, learning from chats, chat notes, saved project memory, and project instructions (files such as PROTO.md, AGENTS.md, or CLAUDE.md).
• Skills: installed skills.
• Design guide: the default design guide for cloud sessions and this project’s DESIGN.md.
• Voice typing: the voice service and its provider setup.
• Permissions: how actions are approved: Uninterrupted mode and Always ask before sending, paying or saving records.
• Security: Allow sensitive ERP•AI actions (roles, user access and invitations), Allow ERP•AI deletion, Unsafe instruction checks, and Block flagged memory writes.
• Privacy: whether to send the chat along with error reports.
• Plugins: plugin (MCP) connections and the plugins and skills new chats start with.
• Messaging: connections to Telegram, Discord, and Slack, plus who can use them.
• Computer Use: desktop control and its setup checklist.
• Browser: the browser profile Proto uses, the Vault for secrets, and saved Passwords.
• Activity recap: an optional daily recap of your activity, and the time it arrives.
• Usage: your time in Proto and your managed plan balance.
• About: version, open-source notices, provider, workspace, and updates.
• Performance and Advanced: performance options, and ERP•AI backend (which ERP•AI server Proto connects to).

If you ask Proto to change one of these, it points you to the right screen instead.