Settings

Settings has six tabs, each with its own address, so a link or a bookmark can open one. Each change takes effect at once and is in the audit log.

• Usage, the first tab: Usage reporting and its minimum, whether rmk reports usage to this instance, and from when item pages show it (Usage data).
• Plugin feeds: each tool's marketplace as last built in full, its size, plugins and build time, with a warning when Claude Code's nears the limits it reads a marketplace within (Large marketplaces). There's nothing to set: it's there to read.
• Authentication: how people sign in to this instance. Sign-in methods lists them: email and password, which root can always use, and two-factor sign-in with who must use it. Two-factor sign-in sets that: Optional (the default: people choose), Reviewers and root (root, and the moderators and admins of shared workspaces, the people who approve what developers install; admin of your own personal workspace doesn't count), or Everyone with a password. Each choice says how many people it covers and how many must still set it up. Nobody is signed out: someone it covers who hasn't set it up is sent to their Account page at their next visit, and can't use anything else until they have. Root is covered too: set yours up first. Identity providers lets people sign in with your company's identity provider, and Password sign-in chooses whether everyone or only root may still use a password (Authentication).
• Privacy: how long personal data is kept. Retention holds three numbers of days, for IP addresses (and the email typed in a failed sign-in), for expired sessions and for handled feedback; a purge runs by them every six hours, and the tab shows its last run (Privacy).
• Notice: a message shown under the header of every page (Notice).
• Security scan, the last tab: whether submissions are scanned with NVIDIA's SkillSpector, and how (Security scan).