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Settings

What's in settings?

Open Settings in the sidebar to configure AI models, manage API access, review usage, and customize your workspace.

Settings opens in a dialog over the page you’re on. To open it from anywhere, press Cmd+, on macOS or Ctrl+, on Windows and Linux. Billing, Usage, and Team open as full pages. Team appears only when your account belongs to a workspace or organization. If you have unsaved changes in Integrations, Settings asks you to confirm before it closes or switches sections.

Models

Use Models to configure the AI models and inference providers that power your Flows and Agents. The tab has two views:

  • Models: Review the models configured for your workspace. Set a default model, edit a configuration, or remove a model. If workspace members configured the same model with different settings, the model shows a Needs configuration badge and stays disabled until you edit its configuration.
  • Providers: Connect provider API keys. Each provider card shows the number of available and configured models and links to provider documentation.

To add a model, click Add model. Filter the model catalog by creator, capability, context length, or price.

Use Usage Snapshot to review this month’s request count, estimated model cost, and top cost driver.

Runtype includes platform keys, so you can start without adding a provider API key. To connect provider keys, see Connecting AI model providers.

API

Use API to create and manage keys for programmatic requests to the Runtype API. To create a key, click Create New API Key. In the dialog, enter a name, select Test or Production, and optionally assign permissions and an expiration date.

Each key shows status badges such as Active, Inactive, Expired, and Test. You can reveal Test keys, edit, regenerate, activate or deactivate, and delete keys. In a shared workspace, only the member who created a key can edit, regenerate, reveal, activate or deactivate, or delete it. Other members see a View only badge.

Use Test keys for development. A Test key allows 20 executions per day and 200 over its lifetime. It can’t delete resources, manage API keys, change integrations, or manage schedules. Use a Production key for those operations. For details, see Managing API keys.

Connected apps

Use Connected apps to review and revoke apps that you signed in to with your Runtype account. Each app has a grant that lets it act on your behalf through the Runtype API. Revoking access immediately invalidates the API key that the app uses.

Each grant is bound to one organization or your personal account. When you authorize an app for an account with multiple organizations, select an organization with Authorize in. Runtype checks your selection against your organization memberships.

The list includes grants for your personal account and every organization that you belong to. Each grant shows its personal or organization scope, and grants outside your active organization are highlighted.

To connect third-party services such as analytics, web scraping, or email for your Flows and Agents, open Integrations instead.

Secrets

Use Secrets to store sensitive values such as API keys, tokens, and credentials. Reference a managed secret in supported Flows, Agents, and Tools with {{secret:NAME}}, where NAME is the secret name.

Billing

Use Billing to review your plan, trial status, credits, platform-billed usage, spend cap, payment method, and invoices. Admins see Upgrade or Manage billing to change the plan, payment details, or subscription settings.

The Billing page shows these details:

  • Plan: Review your plan, trial status, and billing interval.
  • Credits: Review credits that apply to usage billed by Runtype.
  • Usage toward your monthly cap: Review month-to-date usage against your monthly USD spend cap. New executions pause when you reach the cap. Admins can set, change, or clear the cap with Set a cap, Change cap, and Clear cap.
  • Usage this billing month: Review how much usage counts toward your monthly cap.
  • Bring your own keys: Check whether bring your own key (BYOK) is enabled for your plan. BYOK is available on the Team plan and higher.
  • Detailed usage this month: Review requests, estimated model cost, and the top cost driver. Click View detailed usage to open Usage.
  • Invoices: Review recent invoices when they are available.

When you use BYOK, usage through your own API keys isn’t deducted from Runtype credits. For billing questions and plan details, see FAQ.

Usage

Use Usage to review cost and execution activity. The page opens to Billing month. Use Period to switch to 7d, 30d, or 90d views.

The Usage page has these metrics and breakdowns:

  • Usage cost over time: Track spending trends.
  • Usage cost by category: Compare costs for AI models and built-in tools.
  • Cost by AI model: Identify the models that drive the most cost.
  • Cost by built-in tool: Review tool-level cost attribution.
  • Executions over time: Track execution volume. An execution is one Flow run, batch-record run, Eval run, or scheduled trigger.
  • Prompt cache: Review cache token totals when your usage includes prompt-cache activity.

Usage data refreshes automatically. Use Refresh to request a manual refresh and Export CSV to download the report. Recent activity can take a short time to appear. The page shows when it was last updated and warns when the selected period starts before the available history. When no Runtype-billed usage is available, the page shows an empty state.

Integrations

Use Integrations to connect third-party services for your Flows and Agents. The Integrations tab has these cards:

  • Google: Connect a Google account so Agents and Flows can use Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, and Drive. For details, see Google Workspace integration.
  • Granola: Give Agents and Flows read access to your Granola meeting notes.
  • Orthogonal: Add your Orthogonal API key to use the Orthogonal API marketplace from your Agents and Flows.
  • Analytics & Observability: Add a PostHog Project API key to enable the send-event step in your Flows.
  • Web Scraping: Configure Cloudflare Browser Rendering for the crawl step. Add Firecrawl, Massive, or Exa keys for web data extraction and search.
  • Vector Databases: Connect Weaviate or Cloudflare Vectorize for vector storage and retrieval. Add multiple configurations and set a default configuration.
  • Code Execution: Add a Daytona key for sandboxed code execution in your Flows.
  • Email: Configure Resend to enable the send email step in your Flows and Agents.

Some integrations use Runtype platform keys when you don’t add your own key. This includes Firecrawl, Massive, Exa, Daytona, Resend, and Orthogonal.

Dashboard

Use Dashboard to set personal preferences for the dashboard:

  • Theme: Choose Light, Dark, or System. Preview each option before you select it.
  • Always download API keys: Choose whether newly created API keys download automatically as a JSON file.

Team

Use Team to manage your workspace’s members and invitations. The Team page has these sections:

  • Team Members: View members with Admin and Member roles. Admins can promote members, demote admins, or remove members. To invite people, click Invite Member.
  • Pending Invitations: Admins can view and revoke invitations that recipients have not accepted.

Next steps

Continue with these guides: