Settings you can read

Settings now sits under the same top bar as the rest of Axiome, opens on an overview of your workspace, and its pages read as a description of your account and your workspace that you edit in place — The interface is in English. Axi's memories can be rewritten right where they're listed, and an admin can share one with the whole workspace.

One bar, one rail

Settings opens under the app's own top bar, the gear lit while you're there and Home and Dashboards on the right to take you back. The rail on the left groups the pages by subject — your Account, then Axi (what it knows, the model it runs on), then the Workspace — and lists the sections of the page you're on, following along as you scroll. Find a setting… at its top searches every setting by name and opens the page at the right section. In Data, opening a connection swaps the rail for the connection's own, with ← Settings to come back. Old bookmarks still work.

The workspace at a glance

Settings now opens on an Overview. For an administrator it's the workspace as a dashboard: first what needs attention — a connection whose last test failed, a dbt push held for review, members who used up their AI credits — each with the link that fixes it; then this month's AI credits, active members, queries, alerts and new dashboards; then Members, Data, Axi and Integrations as cards that open their pages. Members get one of their own: their credits for the month, their conversations with Axi, what Axi knows about them, and who their admins are.

Your account, in sentences

Settings → Account is one page: your name as its title, then Profile, Preferences and Security. Each setting is a sentence with its value inside — click your name to retype it, or the language to switch it — and it saves as you go, with a quiet Saved at the end of the row. The Role line names your workspace's admins, the people to ask. Your password changes in a small dialog, and a reminder of the keyboard shortcuts sits under Preferences.

What Axi knows, on one page

Settings → Axi → Knowledge puts your context and your memories first, then your company's, and each section says who sees it. Click a memory to rewrite it in place — Enter saves, Esc puts it back — instead of deleting it and waiting for Axi to learn it again. Administrators can share one of their own memories with the whole workspace: it moves to Company memories, signed with their name, and every member's Axi reads it.

📖 The Settings overview · Your account page · Reviewing your memories · Sharing a memory with the workspace