Account and sign-in security
Manage your profile, email, passkeys, GitHub identity, and active sign-in.
Profile and Account settings belong to your signed-in user. Workspace settings belong to the selected shared project. Check which surface you are editing before changing access or identity.
Update your profile
Open Settings → Profile to change your display name or photo. The photo and name can appear to people who share a workspace with you. Review the saved result after an upload or removal.
Change email
Open Settings → Account and use the email form. Complete the confirmation requested by the app, including checking the new address's inbox when required. A submitted change is not necessarily active before confirmation finishes.
Use the sign-in flow to recover access if you cannot enter the account. Do not create another user merely to work around a pending email confirmation or missing workspace membership.
Manage passkeys
Use the Account passkey section to add a passkey with your browser or device. Complete the browser's authentication ceremony and confirm the saved entry appears. Give entries recognizable names where offered.
Review existing passkeys before removing one, especially if it is your usual sign-in method. Browser and platform support can affect whether passkey actions are available.
Link GitHub identity
The GitHub identity card links your personal identity for supported attribution behavior. Review the linked account and attribution toggle. This link is separate from the GitHub app installation that grants source access.
If a relink warning appears, follow the account linking flow and confirm the intended identity. For repositories that are missing, inspect GitHub installation access instead.
Sign out
Use the Account session action to sign out of the current app session. Signing out is separate from revoking a workspace API key or disconnecting a provider integration.
See members and roles and connection problems.