> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.zerotwo.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Settings
Use the settings panel to personalize the app and manage everyday preferences.
Open [**Settings**](zerocode://settings) from the app menu or press
Cmd+, on macOS or Ctrl+, on Windows.
## General
Require Cmd+Enter for multiline prompts, or turn on
**Prevent sleep while running** so local chats can continue while you step away.
Under **Follow-up behavior**, choose whether a message sent while ZeroTwo works
should steer the current run or wait for the next run.
## Profile
Use **Profile** to review activity insights, lifetime tokens, peak tokens,
streaks, your longest task, and token activity. You can also update your profile
details, such as your picture, display name, and username, and save a profile
card with usage highlights. Sharing profile cards is available on consumer
ZeroTwo plans.
Eligible users can also send ZeroCode invitations from the profile menu. Choose
**Invite a friend** on an eligible personal plan or **Invite a coworker** in an
eligible Business workspace. See
[Invite friends and coworkers](/pricing#invite-friends-and-coworkers) for
current rewards, limits, and eligibility.
## Keyboard shortcuts
Open **Keyboard Shortcuts** to review commands, change bindings, or reset custom
shortcuts to their defaults. Use the search field to find shortcuts by command
name, or switch to keystroke search and press a key combination to find the
command that uses it.
## Notifications
Choose when turn completion notifications appear, and whether the app should prompt for
notification permissions.
## Appearance
In **Settings**, you can change the app appearance by choosing a base theme,
adjusting accent, background, and foreground colors, and changing the UI and
code fonts. You can also share your custom theme with friends.
## Pets
Pets are optional animated companions for the app. In **Settings > Pets**,
choose a built-in or custom pet, then use `/pet`, **Wake Pet**, or
**Tuck Away Pet** to control the floating overlay.
See [Pets](/pets) to understand pet status, follow
activity across chats, or create your own pet.
## Browser
Use these settings to install or enable the bundled Browser plugin, set up the
[Chrome extension](/chrome-extension), and manage allowed and blocked
websites. ZeroTwo asks before using a website unless you've allowed it. Removing
a blocked site lets ZeroTwo ask again before using it in the browser.
See [Built-in browser](/browser) for browser preview, comment, and
Computer Use workflows.
## Computer Use
Check your Computer Use settings to review desktop-app access and related
preferences after setup. On macOS, revoke system-level access by updating Screen
Recording or Accessibility permissions in macOS Privacy & Security settings.
## Personalization
Choose **Friendly**, **Pragmatic**, or **None** as your default personality. Use
**None** to disable personality instructions. You can update this at any time.
You can also add your own custom instructions. Editing custom instructions updates your
[personal instructions in `AGENTS.md`](/agent-configuration/agents-md).
## Suggested prompts
Use context-aware suggestions to surface follow-ups and tasks you may want to resume when you
start or return to ZeroTwo.
## Memories
Enable Memories, where available, to let ZeroTwo carry useful context from past
chats into future work. See [Memories](/customization/memories)
for setup, storage, and controls for individual chats.
## Archived chats
The **Archived chats** section lists archived chats with dates and project
context. Use **Unarchive** to restore a chat.
## Keep a chat near your work
In the ZeroTwo desktop app, pop out an active chat into a separate window and place it
next to your browser, editor, or design preview. Turn on **Always on top** when
you want the chat to remain visible while you work in another app.
