Your account

Account settings are separate from workspace settings: your profile and credentials belong to you and follow you into every workspace you join.

Profile and email

Account → Profile edits your name and avatar. Changing your email address sends a confirmation code to the new address — the change only lands once you enter it, so a typo can't lock you out.

Password

Security changes your password; you'll be asked for the current one. Two-factor authentication is not available yet, and the panel says so rather than implying you have a second factor you don't.

If you've forgotten your password, use the reset link on the sign-in page — it emails a one-time code.

Sessions

Sessions lists every device signed in to your account, with its last activity. Revoke any of them individually, or sign out everywhere at once if you think a device is compromised.

Activity

Activity is your account's audit feed: sign-ins, and any support session a Sahabti operator opened on your account. Support sessions are deliberately visible here — they can't appear in the device list, so this feed is how you see one happened.

Connected accounts

Integrations lists the GitHub accounts you've connected and which workspaces they grant access to. Disconnecting one here stops the projects that were deploying through it — they show as disconnected until the account is reconnected. See Projects.

Next steps

• Workspaces & roles — the settings that belong to a team rather than to you
• Projects — what a connected GitHub account is for