How much you want to see
No-code, low-code and dev, and which one to pick in the first week.
One setting decides how much of the machinery the product shows you. It changes what is displayed, not what happens.
- No-code
- The product as intended. Boards, briefs, approvals and the daily brief, without the internals.
- Low-code
- You see agents working — the tool calls as they happen, rather than only the result. This is the useful one in the first week, because it teaches you what a trace will contain before you go looking for one.
- Dev
- Extra backend detail. Identifiers, raw shapes, the things you would quote in a support conversation.
The other display settings
| Setting | Values | Changes |
|---|---|---|
| Density | Compact, default, roomy | Scales the spacing unit application-wide, so every padding, gap and row moves together rather than only some of them |
| Text size | Default, large | The base size everything else is relative to, so it scales rather than overflowing |
| Agent avatars | On, off | Whether agents appear with a mark beside their name |
| Agent loading style | Book, minimal | How an agent's working is presented while it runs |
| Theme | Light, dark, system | The signed-in console only. The public site and these pages are permanently dark. |