How much breathing room between elements. Spacious is recommended for long briefing sessions — Compact is better for reviewing many projects at once.

The base surface tone. Charcoal is the default. Black is slightly darker; Graphite is slightly warmer. All stay within the Monastic Workspace palette.

The type pairing. This is fixed — the system was designed around this pair and changing it breaks the aesthetic contract.

New projects start as Spec Sites by default. Change to Client Build if most of your new work is paid engagement instead of speculative pitches.

Which Output Studio tabs open first after generating prompts. Others remain one click away.

How generated prompts are laid out. Structured follows the KERNEL framework (Context → Task → Constraints → Format). Freeform is closer to a conversational prompt.

Markdown is recommended — it reads cleanly in any editor and round-trips into Claude Code without losing structure. Plain text drops the hierarchy.

Whether the right-rail context (brand tone, constraints, assets) is appended to the exported prompt. Leave on — it's what makes the prompt reproducible.

Off by default. One file per tab keeps each prompt focused and easier to iterate on. Turn on if you prefer single-document handoff.

Shown on the sidebar and attached to exported prompts.

A label, not a permission. Used only in the sidebar display.

The name that appears on exported prompts as the attribution line. Change only if you work under a different business name.