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Manage preferences and your Rudr account

Preferences controls small AI-assisted defaults and your Rudr cloud account data. These settings do not turn every local workspace into synced cloud content.

Choose AI feature defaults

  1. Open Settings → Preferences.
  2. Select a model for Session naming, which generates titles for new Code and Chat sessions.
  3. Select a model for AI commit messages, used when Rudr generates commit text.
  4. Check that the chosen models have usable configured connections, then Save settings.

Review generated names and commit messages before depending on them. Generating a commit message is separate from committing or pushing the repository. These background features can use a different connection from the active coding harness.

Voice, Dictation, and Read aloud are also under Preferences, with independent defaults described in their guides.

Export cloud account data

Under Cloud account data, choose Export cloud account data and inspect the resulting local JSON file. Its described scope is synced profile and preferences; it excludes API keys, prompts, transcripts, and local files. It is not a backup of Code repositories or Chat history.

Use Chat export for an individual conversation and your normal file backup process for workspace content.

Delete the cloud account deliberately

Delete cloud account requires fresh SSO confirmation, followed by Permanently delete account. The interface describes deletion of synced profile, preferences, statistics, and issue reports while local data remains.

Read the confirmation and export anything you need before completing it. This is not provider CLI sign-out and does not cancel a provider subscription. Deletion behavior has been source-reviewed but was not exercised against an account for this documentation draft.

See history and data for local Chat deletion and provider choices for separate credentials.

Rudr account requirements

Rudr supports guest use. See what requires Rudr sign-in for the cloud account features that are unavailable while signed out, and how they differ from AI-provider credentials.

Instructions have been reviewed against the application source; native setup and account walkthroughs remain to be verified. Platform and provider limitations are described above.

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