Settings reference
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Open Settings from the gear in the rail, /settings in the search omnibar, or Open settings in the ⌘K palette. General appears first. Advanced sections show by default in recent builds; use the navigation list to jump.
General
Section titled “General”| Setting | Type | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enable tour guides | Expandable toggle | On | Home, Workspace, Settings, AI Assistant, and Diagram Composer guides. Expand to toggle each tour, see progress, or dismiss all. Re-enabling restarts the current guide. Also restart from Help & About → Start tour. |
| Vim mode | Toggle | Off | Full Vim keybindings in the editor. |
| Spellcheck | Toggle | On | Hunspell underlines; active only when Harper is off. |
| Spelling, grammar & style (Harper) | Toggle | On | Offline grammar checker. |
| Regionalism suggestions | Toggle | On | British vs American flags when Harper is on. |
| Word-choice suggestions | Toggle | On | Mix-ups like “too” vs “to” when Harper is on. |
| Offline mode | Toggle | Off | Compile with --only-cached; no network for the compiler. Blocks citation lookups that need the network. |
Reset settings restores Appearance and General defaults after confirmation.
Appearance
Section titled “Appearance”| Setting | Type | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dark mode | Toggle | Follows OS | Light or dark theme. Also from the rail and ⌘K. |
| Background pattern | Select | Dots | Includes a None option if you want a flat ground. |
| Accent color | Swatches | Blue | Highlight color: Blue, Green, Purple, Rose, Orange, Teal. Also offered on the welcome screen. |
| Editor font size | 11 to 20 px | 13px | Code editor text size. |
| App font size | 13 to 20 px | 16px | UI chrome scale. |
| App font | Select | System | Inter, Helvetica Neue, Segoe UI, Georgia, or system. |
| Editor font | Select | System | JetBrains Mono, Fira Code, Cascadia Code, SF Mono, Menlo, Consolas, or system. |
| Open projects in | Select | Split view | Split, Editor only, or PDF only. |
| Show file tree on open | Toggle | On | Reveal the Source Tree when a project opens. |
| Preview PDF on hover | Toggle | On | Library hover previews. |
Dictionary
Section titled “Dictionary”Words you told the spellchecker to ignore, grouped as This project and All projects. Remove a chip to flag that word again.
Data Storage
Section titled “Data Storage”Shows where the library lives (~/.oleafly/projects) and explains the local-first layout. Cloud sync is listed as coming soon. Full story: Where your data lives.
AI Assistant
Section titled “AI Assistant”Three tabs:
- Providers and keys: built-in providers (including Gemini and Perplexity), custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints, Ollama, live key validation, per-provider model lists, and Connected badges.
- Instructions: custom instructions, default chat model, tools catalog, PDF page capture toggle.
- Personas: named, colored instruction presets switched from chat.
Full walkthrough: Set up AI. Chat behavior: Chat & tools.
LaTeX Engine
Section titled “LaTeX Engine”Tagged/accessible export engine: system LuaLaTeX detection, Install TinyTeX, and tlmgr with tagging badges. See LaTeX engines & packages.
Downloads
Section titled “Downloads”On-demand assets that keep the base app small:
- Font packs for richer templates.
- Template packs: downloadable template packs for offline use.
- AI-generated templates: manage templates you generated and saved to the gallery (view and delete).
Integrations
Section titled “Integrations”Three tabs. Project publish/push/pull lives in the Source Control panel and Publish dialog, not as global per-project remote editors here.
- GitHub: device flow or personal access token. Account connection for GitHub sync.
- alphaXiv: API key for the assistant’s alphaXiv paper tools.
- Zotero: user ID and API key to pull citations from your Zotero library into the project workflow. Keys stay encrypted locally like other secrets.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Section titled “Keyboard Shortcuts”Searchable shortcut reference. Record replacements for selected app actions (Recompile, Command palette, and others listed in the UI). Editor-native shortcuts stay with the editor. See Keyboard shortcuts.
Turn Oleafly into a local MCP server for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok, Codex CLI, and similar clients. Enable MCP server, port, bearer token, copy-paste snippets (including Codex), approval policy, and Read-only mode live here. Details: Connect via MCP.
Help & About
Section titled “Help & About”- Version info and Check for updates (Updates).
- Copy Info (version and system details for bug reports).
- Resources: Start tour, Documentation, Learn (oleafly.com/learn), Report a bug, Report a crash, What’s new, License.
Where settings live
Section titled “Where settings live”App preferences are per-machine. Project name, main document, cover color, and similar sit in each project’s project.json, so they travel with the folder.