Personal settings
Review account identity and manage available Inbox notifications.
Personal settings apply to the signed-in user, not the organization. The page has three tabs: Profile, Security, and Notifications. Before you change membership, billing, or other organization settings, confirm which account is active in the workspace.
Profile shows your avatar, your name, your email address, and your user ID. Use Upload avatar to add a JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF image up to 4 MB; AgentStack crops it to a square from the centre. Upload, replace, and remove take effect at once, without a save. Your avatar appears in the account menu of the dashboard sidebar and in the members list. Without an avatar, your initials appear. You can edit the name and save it. A name can have up to 100 characters, and a blank name is refused. The email address and the user ID are read-only. Your login provider manages the email address. The Danger Zone on this tab explains that account deletion is not self-service. Write to support to delete your account. If you own an organization, transfer ownership or delete the organization first. The page warns you when you own one. For organization removal, use the owner-only Organization settings deletion flow.
Security holds Two-factor authentication. Once it is on, every sign-in asks for a second factor after the password, the emailed code, the magic link or Google. Two second factors are available:
- Authenticator app: select Set up, confirm your password if the account has one, then scan the QR code (or enter the key by hand) and type the 6-digit code from the app. Setup shows 10 one-time backup codes, once. Copy or download them before you select I have saved them. Each backup code signs you in once if you lose the authenticator. Regenerate backup codes replaces all the old codes, and Turn off removes the authenticator and its backup codes. Both ask for a current authenticator or backup code, plus your password if the account has one.
- Passkeys: select Add passkey, with an optional name. A passkey signs you in on its own, with no password or code: pick it from the email field on the sign-in page. You can rename or remove a passkey. Removing your only second factor turns two-factor authentication off.
Turning on the first second factor signs out your other sessions. AgentStack emails you when two-factor authentication is turned off. At sign-in, the verify step offers one method at a time, a passkey first when the account has one, with links to the others. Tick Trust this device for 30 days to skip the step on that browser. Removing your factors, or a reset, ends that trust. If you lose every factor, an owner of your organization can reset it from the Members page, or you can write to support. If your organization requires two-factor authentication and you are an owner or administrator without it, this tab shows the date by which you must set it up. Once that date has passed, it says that your owner and administrator actions are paused. See Organization settings.
Notifications holds two separate groups of controls. Marketing emails is the first card. It appears for every user, whatever the role and whatever the plan. Turn the switch off to unsubscribe from product news, tips and founder notes. The switch does not affect account emails: sign-in codes, billing notices and support replies still arrive. Every marketing email also carries an Unsubscribe link that works without a sign-in, and both routes write the same preference. To subscribe again, turn the switch back on here.
The Inbox notification preferences follow below. They appear when you have inbox.read access and the organization's plan enables Inbox. On a plan without the shared Inbox, the tab shows a locked card instead of the controls. Notifications are opt-in by default. If the deployment has no public VAPID configuration, the page hides the browser push controls. When the controls appear, a failed preference update reverts and does not show as saved. Before you rely on a notification route for operational alerts, test it with the intended browser and workspace membership.
Two personal controls sit outside this page, in the profile menu at the bottom of the dashboard sidebar. The theme picker selects Light, Dark, or System. Your browser stores that choice, so it does not follow you to another browser or device. The availability control switches you between Available and Away, which changes how tickets route to you. See teams and routing.