Settings

Claudette’s settings are in one window, with a page for each part of the app. This chapter covers the window itself, a table of every setting with its default and where it’s explained, the two looks Claudette has and what it does for people who need less motion or a screen reader, how to change its shortcuts, the Advanced page, and About Claudette, with the trademarks Claudette names and the licenses of what it’s built with.

Each setting is explained on the page about the part it changes. Every setting is the way in from the other direction: find the setting, then follow its link.

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In this chapter

• The Settings windowEverything you can change in Claudette is in the Settings window: its pages down the left, in groups, and the one you pick on the right, in sections.
• Every settingA table for each page in the Settings window, in the order its sidebar lists them.
• Styles and themesClaudette has two looks, Standard and Claude, and each comes in light and dark.
• AccessibilityClaudette works with screen readers, scales to a size you can read, and can hold still.
• KeyboardSettings → Keyboard sets which key sends your message and lists every shortcut Claudette handles.
• GitSettings → Git, the first page under Source control, holds the branch on tab rows, cleaning up worktrees, the git Claudette runs, and what the Files tab shows of git.
• AdvancedSettings → Advanced is for the things you reach for when something isn't working, or when you want claude to start with an option Claudette doesn't have a setting for.
• About ClaudetteAbout Claudette says which Claudette you have, where it is on the web, who has contributed to it, the trademarks it names, and the licenses of what it's built with.