Why /settings now redirects to the Account hub
If you bookmark or visit /settings, you'll now be sent to the Account page (/account). This is intentional: account management has been consolidated into a single hub.
What changed
The Account page is now a single, unified hub with four collapsible sections — Account, Usage, Settings, and Developer. Because the editable preferences that used to live on a separate settings page are now the Settings section of that hub, /settings redirects there rather than rendering its own page.
Where your settings live now
Everything you'd expect from a settings page is in the Settings section of /account:
- Profile fields (organization, timezone)
- Language/locale (the language Camelia replies in)
- Default model
- The "Platform learning" and "Auto-approve integrations" toggles
These still load and save the same way — to your encrypted account bucket — so the redirect doesn't change any of your saved preferences.
Why consolidate
Bringing identity, usage, settings, and developer tools under one roof means there's a single canonical place to manage your account, instead of separate pages for each concern. You can expand just the section you need, and the redirect ensures old links still land you in the right spot.
What to do
No action is needed — your old /settings links and bookmarks keep working and will forward you to the Account hub automatically. To edit preferences, just expand the Settings section once you arrive.