Account Settings

Account settings let you update your profile, manage security, configure local development, and control notifications.

Click your profile icon in the top-right, then select the block containing your name, email address, and role to open Account. On desktop, use the settings sidebar to move between pages. Related pages are separated by whitespace. On smaller screens, use the Settings section selector. The page title stays visible as you scroll.

The available pages are Account, Appearance, Notifications, Keyboard shortcuts, Command palette, Local development, API access, and Connected apps.

Account

The Account page brings your personal details and sign-in settings together:

• Personal details: photo, full name, and email address.
• Sign-in: password.
• Log in on another device: your private sign-in link.

Your name, email, and access-level badge appear in the settings sidebar and account menu. Select this identity block to return to Account. There is no separate Security menu item.

Account keeps the /settings/profile URL. Old /settings/security links redirect to Account, and /settings/sessions links open its device sign-in section.

Profile Picture

Your profile picture shows next to your name in the dashboard and team views.

To upload or change it, click your photo or Choose photo, then select a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image. Hovering over or focusing the photo reveals edit. The photo saves automatically after selection. Select Remove photo to return to the default avatar.

Changing Your Name

Under Account → Personal details, select the edit icon beside Full name. Enter your name in the dialog, then select Save. The updated name appears in team lists, notes, the settings sidebar, and the account menu. A green tick beside the name confirms that it was saved.

Select Cancel or press Escape to discard your changes. If saving fails, the dialog keeps your entered name and shows an error; select Save to retry.

Photo changes still save automatically. If a photo save fails, use Retry beside the error. The help icon below the Account cards opens this manual page.

Email and Password

Email and password changes open in dialogs and require your current password and explicit submission. A green tick beside the changed setting confirms that it was saved.

Change Email Address

Under Account → Personal details, select the edit icon beside Email address. Enter your new email address and current password, then select Save. Your updated email also appears in the settings sidebar and account menu.

Change Password

Under Account → Sign-in, the Password row shows a fixed eight-dot mask, unrelated to your password’s length. Select the edit icon beside it. Enter your current password, new password, and confirmation, then select Change password in the dialog.

If the change succeeds, the dialog closes and a green tick appears beside the action. If it fails, the dialog shows an error so you can try again. Password fields are cleared after a submission or when you close the dialog.

Log In on Another Device

The Log in on another device card is on Account. Use the copy icon beside Sign-in link to copy the private link. A tick confirms it was copied. The share icon is available when your browser supports sharing. You can also select and copy the link directly from the field.

The link expires after 4 hours. Do not share it with anyone else.

Local Development

Use Account Settings → Local development to configure editor links and local source paths.

Preferred Local Editor

In the Editor card, choose an application from Open files with. Choose None to disable editor links. Your selection saves immediately. A green tick confirms the save; if it fails, use Retry.

Local Source Code Paths (per project)

Set each project’s source folder on your computer to open files from error backtraces in your preferred editor. Editor and path preferences belong to your account.

Configured projects appear as compact rows, grouped by application, with the project name and its saved path:

1. Select the edit icon beside a project.
2. Enter its full local source path in the dialog and select Save path.
3. A green tick confirms the save. Cancel leaves the saved path unchanged.

Use the trash icon beside a path to remove its mapping after confirmation.

To configure another project, select Add project path… below the list. In the dialog, search by project or application name, choose a project, and enter its Local source path. Add becomes available when both fields are filled in. Adding closes the dialog and places the path in its application group. Projects that already have a mapping are omitted from the picker.

Cancel or Escape discards the draft. If adding fails, the dialog keeps your selection and path so you can retry. The same dialog is used on desktop and mobile.

When more than ten paths are configured, Filter configured projects searches project and application names. The help icon below the settings opens this reference.

Appearance

Use Account Settings → Appearance to choose the color scheme, text size, and related display preferences. See Appearance.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Use Account Settings → Keyboard shortcuts to enable or disable character-key shortcuts and customize key bindings. Use Find shortcut to filter the grouped list. See Keyboard shortcuts.

Command Palette

Use Account Settings → Command palette to review and manage favorite commands. Use Find command to filter the catalogue. These preferences have their own page in the sidebar. See Command palette.

Notification Preferences

Open Account Settings → Notifications to manage your project email and push notifications.

Use Allow notifications to turn them off or back on for your account. Turning it off keeps your individual project choices. The project switches are dimmed while notifications are off; turning them back on restores the same choices. This also applies to projects you join later. It does not change another team member’s preferences, shared webhook deliveries, or account security emails.

Use the project switches to choose which projects you receive notifications from. The list shows active projects you belong to. Select a project name to open it.

Changes save automatically. A green tick beside the changed switch confirms the save. If a change cannot be saved, Not saved and Retry appear beside that switch. The displayed choice has not taken effect until it is saved; select Retry to try again. Project switches are unavailable while the master switch saves, and remain unavailable while Allow notifications is off.

Turning notifications back on allows future notifications from your selected projects. Notifications skipped while they were off are not replayed.

The help icon below the project list opens this reference.

API Access

Open Account Settings → API access to copy or regenerate your personal API key and manage project webhooks.

Your API Key

Your API key authenticates requests to the Telebugs REST API. Treat it like a password and do not commit it to source control.

Use the copy icon beside the key. A green tick confirms it was copied. You can also select and copy the key directly from the field. If the browser cannot copy the key, an error appears below it and the key is selected for manual copying.

Regenerating Your API Key

If your API key is compromised or needs rotation, select the refresh icon (Regenerate API key) beside the copy icon, then confirm. The confirmation explains that the current key will stop working immediately. Cancel to keep your existing key.

After confirmation, the new key appears selected so you can copy it immediately. A green tick beside the refresh icon confirms the change. Copy the new key and update any integrations or scripts using the old one. The copy icon always copies the key currently displayed.

Using the API

The REST API documentation link opens the API getting-started guide, with authentication instructions and links to available endpoints.

Project Webhooks

The Webhooks list shows active projects you belong to and the number of webhook endpoints configured for each. Select a project to open its webhook settings. See Webhooks for setup and delivery details.

The help icon below the list opens this account-settings reference.

Connected Apps

AI coding tools can connect to Telebugs through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Open Account Settings → Connected apps to set up a connection or review apps you have authorized.

Connect an App

Copy the MCP server URL using the copy icon. A green tick confirms it was copied. If copying fails, an error appears below the field and the URL is selected for manual copying. Add the URL to your AI tool, then sign in and approve its requested access. The App setup instructions link opens the connecting guide.

Read access lets an app investigate errors. Write access lets it record findings and update error status. Your AI tool refreshes its authorized session automatically.

Review Authorized Apps

The Authorized apps card shows each app’s name, icon, and granted access. Permissions reflect your current authorizations, including sessions with an expired access token that can still refresh. Select an app’s name or disclosure arrow to see its client ID, which helps distinguish connections with the same name.

Use the trash icon beside an app to revoke access, then confirm. The app is removed from the list and a green tick confirms the change. This revokes all of your active or refreshable sessions for that connection without affecting other users. Cancel to keep the connection. You can reconnect the app later.

Apps using your API key are not listed here. Manage that key under Account Settings → API access. The help icon below the app list opens this reference.

The page retains the /settings/mcp application URL for compatibility. MCP remains the protocol name used in setup instructions and technical references.