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# Settings & integrations

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## What you'll learn

Where to configure Planetz for your workspace — models (including **edge** models), the catalog, agents, and external integrations.

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## The Settings tabs

Settings configures the workspace you have open:

| Tab              | What you set                                                               |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **General**      | UI preferences                                                             |
| **Providers**    | Which model providers are allowed in this workspace                        |
| **Facets**       | Reusable persona / policy / knowledge building blocks for workflows        |
| **Orbit config** | Engine defaults — the default **Provider** and **Model** used to run tasks |
| **Agents**       | Agent roles and runtimes                                                   |
| **Integrations** | External connections (MCP servers, adapters)                               |

On first run, a short setup asks for your default provider and model; you can change them anytime under **Orbit config**.

## Edge models (data sovereignty)

Under provider configuration you can connect a **local Ollama** instance so inference runs on your own machine — test the connection, check model health, and pull or remove models. This keeps source code and internal docs off public APIs. Note the honest limit: some tool-using workflow steps may still use a cloud provider. See [Edge AI & data sovereignty](/planetz/core-ideas/edge-ai.md).

## Integrations & external agents

**Integrations** is where you connect outside tools — including MCP servers, and adapters that let **external agents** (for example Cursor) join the deck. Registered secrets are stored with your system's secure storage when available.

> External adapters are **Experimental** and evolving; expect rough edges.

## Next

* [Edge AI & data sovereignty](/planetz/core-ideas/edge-ai.md) — the why behind local models.
* [Workflows](/planetz/the-product-screen-by-screen/workflows.md) — the catalog configured alongside these settings.


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