Settings (/p/<project>/settings)
Per-project curation defaults, one place to pin:
- The clustering method.
- The review-queue default sort.
- The VLM prompt pack.
- The region (detection) profile.
- The VLM endpoint, including off.
Each control appears only when the backend's /methods response marks that
axis settable — a control never appears for an axis the backend hasn't
opened up. Every save goes through an explicit confirm dialog, since this
is a shared setting for the current project, not a personal preference. A
value the backend reports as currently set but doesn't offer (such as
off) is shown as a disabled option so you can see it. An axis the
backend does not allow changing is listed read-only under "Not settable on
this backend".
The prompt-pack, region-profile and VLM axes are activations: choosing one here activates it for the project, the same as in their editors. For the full editors, see Prompt packs, Region profiles and VLM models; Settings links to each when the backend serves it. An external VLM that hasn't been acknowledged is disabled in the dropdown with a link to Settings → Models.
VLM scope and region verification
A VLM scope card sets which crops the always-on VLM worker and auto-label runs label (everything, uncertain only, cluster representatives, or off) and the daily budget. Below the scope, Region verification chooses how the region worker treats the boxes the segmenter proposes: Verify with the VLM (the project's VLM judges each box; with none active the boxes are accepted without a check) or Accept without a VLM (accepted as they are, even with a VLM active). Both are one saved policy. See VLM selection and Assist.
Curation scores card
Per-scorer coverage, with confirm-gated "Compute all" / "Compute selected" actions, a progress poll while a compute job runs, and Cancel. Absent entirely when the backend hasn't enabled scores.
Related cards
When the backend serves them, Settings also links to the Prompt packs, Region profiles and Models pages described above, plus the Open-vocabulary sets editor and the Ingest policy page.
Keyboard shortcuts card
Only appears when the backend serves a keymap for the current project. See Keyboard shortcuts for what it lets you change.