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Your account identifies you when you sign in. A workspace holds the team’s resources and access settings. Check both before changing a shared agent or subscription.
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Recording pending: Review account settings. Follow the written guide below.

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Open your profile

Open your user menu and select Profile Settings, or go directly to Settings. The Profile tab shows your email, full name, current plan, and two-factor authentication status. The Workspaces tab is separate from your personal profile.
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Screenshot pending: Profile settings showing Email, Full name, Current plan, and Two-factor authentication.

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Update your name

1

Open the name editor

Beside Full name, select Update Name.
2

Enter your name

Enter the name you want teammates to see. Use a nonempty value.
3

Save and verify

Select Save. Reopen your profile and confirm the updated name.
Your email is currently displayed as account information. This page does not provide a verified email-change workflow. Use the Help Center if your sign-in identity needs attention.

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Add two-factor authentication

Two-factor authentication adds a verification step to your sign-in. Prepare an authenticator application before starting.
1

Start setup

Select Add Two-Factor Authentication. If the dashboard requires a recent sign-in, authenticate again and restart setup.
2

Configure your authenticator

Scan the displayed QR code or enter the manual setup code in your authenticator. Keep both codes private.
3

Verify the code

Enter the current Verification Code, then select Verify & Enable.
4

Store the backup code

Save the displayed Backup Code in a private, secure location before closing the dialog. Confirm the profile now shows two-factor authentication enabled.
Never share the QR code, setup secret, verification code, or backup code in a screenshot, recording, repository, or support message. The backup code is used by the supported removal workflow; do not assume it provides every kind of account recovery.
To remove two-factor authentication, select Remove Two-Factor Authentication, enter Your Backup Code, and confirm Remove 2FA. Review your account security before removing the additional verification step.

Workspace administration

Review shared resources, membership, and access.

Billing

Review subscriptions and the billing-management workflow.

API keys

Manage credentials used by server-side integrations.

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Frequently asked questions

No. Your profile name identifies your account. Workspace settings and shared resources have their own administration workflow.
The displayed Delete account control is not connected to a completed deletion workflow in the documented implementation. Contact support for an account request; do not treat the control as confirmation that account or workspace data was erased.
Security changes can require a recent authenticated session. Complete the sign-in and restart the setup rather than reusing an expired challenge.
No. Keep authentication codes private. Describe the error and the affected account without sending a credential.