Profile and preferences
Your details, how the workspace looks, and whether the assistant remembers you.
Two adjacent screens under Profile: who you are, and how AODex behaves for you.
Personal info
Your name and account details. Profile updated successfully confirms a change; a failure reads Failed to update profile. Please try again.
Some fields are Managed by your AO ID account and are not editable here — AO ID is the identity system behind AODex, and it owns those. See Security.
Preferences
Customize your experience.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Choose how AODex looks to you. |
| Chat width | How wide the conversation area can grow — Small (740px), Medium (900px), Large (1100px) or Max (full width). |
| Auto-collapse list | Hide the conversation list when a chat is selected, reclaiming width on smaller screens. |
| Personal memory | Let AODex remember useful facts about you across chats. |
| Default model | What new conversations start with. |
About Personal memory
This is the master switch for memory. With it off, the assistant stops accumulating and consulting what it knows about you.
Turning it off does not delete existing memories — they stay in your library until you delete them. If you want them gone, delete them there; if you want memory paused for a single conversation only, use Include saved memories in Conversation context instead.
Connected accounts
Link a social account for sign-in. Connecting one gives you an additional way in; Unlink Account removes it, confirmed with Are you sure you want to unlink this connected account?
Do not unlink your only way in. If a social account is how you sign in and you have no password set, unlinking it will lock you out. Set a password first — see Security.
An account already attached to somebody else produces That account is already linked to a different user.