Brand settings
Brand settings is where you manage a brand as a whole: its name and identifier, its logo, the design system settings behind it, and its removal. It sits under Workspace in the brand sidebar. These settings apply to the brand you currently have selected, so confirm the active brand in the switcher first.
Brand details
The display name is what appears throughout the dashboard and in the Agent panel, so renaming keeps both in sync. Renaming does not change the brand's rules, styles, or how connected tools reach it.
The identifier and slug were set when the brand was created and are permanent, so every link to the brand keeps working. There is a copy button beside the identifier for when a tool or teammate asks for it.
Brand logo
Upload the brand's mark here. It is delivered with every project's ruleset, so connected agents reference your logo instead of inventing one. The same logo can be set by the Agent, which can also draft a placement rule for it.
Design system settings
This section holds the brand's configuration for the component library your AI tools build with. Component previews in the Library render under it, so it is worth setting even before you connect a tool.
Some fields come from the preset you imported and are read-only, because your brand tokens are the source of truth: the theme, base color, chart color, font, heading font, radius, and the preset code itself. If nothing is recorded yet, import a preset code or start from the defaults.
The rest you can change here:
- Style. Changes the geometry, spacing, and feel of the components, so your app starts from a different visual baseline.
- Primitives. The underlying primitive library the code builds on.
- Icon library. The icons package the components import from: Lucide, Tabler, Hugeicons, Phosphor, or Remix.
- Menu color. How menus, dropdowns, and popovers are filled.
- Menu accent. How the highlighted item in a menu is marked.
See Importing styles for how a preset seeds this section.
Activity and Version history
For what has changed on the brand and who changed it, use Activity. To recover a deleted item, use Trash. To go back to an earlier state of the whole brand, use Version history. None of these live in Settings; they are their own pages under Workspace.
Move a brand to Trash
When a brand is no longer needed, Move to trash at the bottom of Settings removes it. It lands in the organization's Trash, in the org sidebar, where Restore brings it back any time; deleted brands are never purged. Its projects move with it, and each is restorable on its own.
Moving a brand to Trash stops serving it to every connected tool. If a project still inherits from the brand, the page says so before you confirm. Check that no tool you rely on is reading from one of its projects first.
