Settings

Every DataMind Oda setting: account, appearance, models, connectors, MCP servers, skills, developer options and storage.

• Set up speech recognition

  Prepare the speech recognition models for dictation, choose the service and language, and fix download problems from the voice input plugin's details.

• Computer use

  Let Oda see the screen, move the mouse and type in apps, and understand the risks and limits.

• Browser tools

  Turn Browser use on or off, and understand how Oda opens its own Chrome or Edge window, which chat can use it, and what it can do on a page.

• Settings overview

  Open Settings, find any page by search, and understand where Settings can appear and which sections your app shows.

• Your DataMind account

  See who you are signed in as, use the account menu, change the DataMind server, and check the account used for usage and top-ups.

• General settings

  What the General page shows: how new chats start and how conversations look.

• Appearance and font size

  Choose Light, Dark or System and set the conversation font size, and see what is remembered where.

• DataMind appearance (desktop)

  Use the appearance saved to your DataMind account: mode and colour themes, and what happens when a save or a load fails.

• Keyboard shortcuts

  The shortcuts that work anywhere in DataMind Oda, how they appear on macOS, and what changes when another frame owns the keyboard.

• About, version and updates

  See which version you run, check for and install updates, and find the development commands of unpackaged builds.

• Models in the chat picker

  Control which models from your DataMind server appear in the chat model picker: hide or show models by vendor in Settings > Models, search, refresh and apply your changes.

• Connectors

  Connect Oda to catalogue services such as ClickUp and GitHub through Settings > Connectors, by browser sign-in or access token.

• Connect an app

  Sign in to a connector in your browser or with a token, finish the sign-in, and disconnect it again.

• MCP servers

  Add, edit and remove the MCP servers whose tools Oda can use, test the connection, and keep your secrets hidden.

• Skills in Settings

  See and manage your skills in Settings: rows and origins, create, import, edit, delete and restore, and how a skill is invoked.

• Create and edit a skill

  Write a skill in Settings: name, description, when to use and instructions, with the exact rules and errors.

• Import a skill

  Import a skill from a folder, a .zip file or a link: preview what will be saved, replace an existing skill and install.

• Skill versions and restore

  Browse a skill's saved versions, view or compare them with the current one, and restore an earlier version.

• Developer settings

  Turn Developer tools on, open the Settings configuration file, and see how the Developer page differs between apps.

• Developer inspector

  Inspect and debug Oda's client interface with a DevTools connection, and understand its security posture.

• Advanced features

  Turn powerful features on or off, accept their risks, and see why one cannot be turned on.

• Advanced features catalog

  What each advanced feature does, the risks it carries, and what it needs to work.

• Agent loop settings

  Set how many parallel tool calls Oda may run in one step, and reset the value to its default.

• Shell settings

  Bound the commands Oda runs: their time limit and how much output one command may produce.

• Subagent limits

  Set how many levels of Subagents Oda may create and how many may run at once, and save both together.

• Subagent model selection

  Let agents choose models for Subagents: the switch, the authorized-model list, vendor switches and what saving does.

• Built-in plugins

  Inspect the plugins this deployment ships, and find where built-in plugin settings such as Agent loop and Shell live.

• Settings storage and sync

  Where Oda keeps your settings, what a read-only deployment changes, and how changes made elsewhere reach your screen.

• Extending Settings

  How other DataMind surfaces add their own pages, controls and cards to Settings.