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Account settings are user-scoped — they follow you across every workspace you belong to. To change them, click your avatar in the sidebar and open Settings.

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Manage your profile

Your profile (name, email, avatar) is managed through Monnet’s authentication provider. Click your avatar in the sidebar to open the profile menu — from there you can edit your name, upload a new avatar, change your email, or sign out. Changes made in the profile menu sync into Monnet automatically the next time you navigate the app.

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Generate an API key

API keys let external clients — Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — connect to your Monnet account via the MCP server.
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Open Settings

Go to app.monnet.ai/settings (or click your avatar → Settings).
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Open the MCP Server tab

The Settings page has two tabs: MCP Server and Theme. Click MCP Server.
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Generate a new key

Click + Generate new key. Give it a name that tells you where it’s used — “Laptop”, “Work desktop”, “CI runner”.
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Click Generate

The key is created and shown in full one time only.
The full key (starting with mnk_) is displayed once. Copy it immediately — Monnet won’t show the full key again. If you lose it, revoke the key and generate a new one.

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Copy and use a new API key

After you generate a key, a green banner appears at the top of the list with:
  • The full raw key.
  • A Copy button.
  • Client tabs — Claude Desktop / Cursor, Claude Code, Codex — showing the exact config snippet for each.
Click the tab for your client and copy the snippet into your client’s MCP config. Full instructions live on the MCP server page. Dismiss the banner with the X when you’re done. After dismissal, the full key disappears — you’ll only see the key prefix (e.g., mnk_abc...) in the key list.

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Revoke an API key

In the MCP Server tab, find the key in the list and click Revoke on the right. The key stops working immediately. Any MCP client using it will get a 401 error on its next request. Revoke a key whenever:
  • It may have leaked (shared accidentally, committed to git, exposed in logs).
  • The machine it was used on is no longer yours.
  • You’re rotating keys as part of security hygiene.

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Switch theme

Open the Theme tab in Settings and pick Light or Dark. The choice is stored in your browser and applies across all workspaces.