One page for everything that is not a document

Getting there

Click your avatar — the initial at the top right of the editor — and choose Settings, the first item of the menu. The page opens at /settings and redirects to /login when you are signed out. The header reads “R Runic / Settings” with your account email on the right and a “Back to the editor” link. Under 720 px the left nav folds into a wrapped row above the cards. Every section has a hash — #ai, #mcp, #accounts, #plan, #data, #cookies — so a link such as /settings#mcp lands on that card and the nav highlights it; changing the hash later moves the highlight.

The six sections

AI — “Whose key the AI features run on.” A note names the mode in force; when a key is allowed, the provider radio (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google), the API key field, the Fast and Main model fields and Save key; with a stored key, the green “Using your … key” summary with Change and Remove. The card ends with the usage line: “This month: N calls · $X of $5.00 on Runic’s key.”

Claude & MCP — “Tokens for Claude Code, Claude Desktop and other MCP clients.” An intro with “Read the guide →”, the blue “Connect from claude.ai — no token needed” box with the connector URL, “Create a token” with the “Read-only” checkbox, the one-time token panel with the claude mcp add command, and the “Active tokens” list with scope pills, an oauth pill, dates, expiry notes and Revoke.

Connected accounts — “Google and GitHub sign-in, next to your password.” One row per configured provider with Connected and Disconnect, or Connect; the footer says whether password sign-in is enabled. Plan — “Your subscription.” — appears only when billing is enabled: a free or pro pill, then $5.99 per month and $59.99 per year (two months free) for a free account, or Manage subscription for Pro. Your data — “Download everything, or delete the account.” — Download my data with a Download JSON button, and Delete my account: Delete…, then “Confirm with your password” and Delete forever. Cookies — “What this browser has allowed; change or withdraw at any time.” — the live consent status per category with Change consent and Withdraw all.

The account menu

The avatar opens a 200-pixel menu. Signed in, it reads: Settings, a divider, Teams (when teams are available), Learn (opens /learn in a new tab), Docs (/docs, new tab), Dark mode or Light mode, Feedback, a divider, Sign out. A guest sees Sign in in the last slot. To the left of the avatar the top bar holds Upgrade (billing on), Admin (staff), AI chat, Build and Map. Everything that used to sit in the menu as a modal — Claude & MCP, AI settings, Connected accounts, Download my data, Cookie settings, Delete account — is now a section of /settings, and the theme toggle moved from the top bar into the menu.

Theme and small print

The page renders in the editor’s theme, so dark mode applies to the cards, the forms and the token panel, while the navy header stays navy in both. Leaving the page restores the light ground so the marketing pages never inherit dark variables. The dark-mode choice itself is toggled from the account menu and stored in the browser’s runic.prefs under the Preferences consent category; without that consent it resets on the next visit. Each section fetches only what it needs, so a failing read in one card — the usage line, the token list — never blanks the others.

How to use it

1. 1
   Open the menu

   Click the avatar at the top right of the editor. Settings is the first item.
2. 2
   Jump to a section

   Use the left nav, or a direct link such as /settings#mcp or /settings#data.
3. 3
   Do what you came for

   Store or remove an AI key, create or revoke a token, connect a provider, manage the plan, export or delete, change cookie consent.
4. 4
   Go back

   “Back to the editor” in the header, or the browser’s back button. Nothing on the page needs saving; every card saves on its own action.

Commands & shortcuts

Tips

• Bookmark /settings#mcp if you rotate tokens often; the page opens on that card.
• The Plan card is absent when billing is off on the server — nothing is missing, there is simply nothing to manage.
• Dark mode follows you here; if the page comes up light after you chose dark, the Preferences cookie category is off and the choice could not be remembered.
• The usage line and the token list each load on their own; reload the page if one of them stays on Loading…

Questions