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Settings

The Settings tab controls theme behavior, runtime shell selection, session policy defaults, and provider-specific runtime utilities.

Wardian Settings tab showing theme, session persistence, and shell selection controls

Theme

Theme options:

  • System
  • Dark
  • Light

Wardian applies the selected mode to the app UI. For OpenCode agents, Wardian also syncs the provider theme preference through backend settings.

Agent Runtime: Regular Agent Sessions

This setting controls how normal visible agents behave when resumed from Off:

  • Resume provider session (resume)
  • Start fresh on resume (fresh)

Important:

  • This is a global default for regular agents.
  • Workflow Agent nodes use their own node-level run mode and do not inherit this global setting.

Default Shell

You can choose:

  • Auto
  • a discovered shell from your system
  • Custom executable + args

Typical uses:

  • force PowerShell, bash, zsh, or cmd as host shell
  • point to a custom shell path for team-standard environments

After changing shell settings, use Save Shell.

Provider Runtime Utilities

Provider-specific settings apply only to providers that need them:

  • Gemini: skill discovery patch controls.
  • Codex: runtime policy controls for sandbox mode, approval policy, and full-auto behavior.
  • OpenCode: theme preference sync.
  • Claude: permission and session behavior are configured per agent rather than from this global settings panel.

Advanced: Gemini Patch

Controls:

  • Auto-patch Gemini CLI toggle
  • Run Patch Now button

Use this when Gemini skill discovery requires Wardian's patch flow. Other providers use their own discovery paths; see Provider Runtimes for the full comparison.

Troubleshooting

  • If shell options are empty, verify shell binaries are installed and visible in your OS PATH.
  • If resume behavior is not what you expect, verify both the global runtime policy and any per-agent override.
  • If Gemini skills are missing, run the Gemini patch manually and restart the app session.
  • If OpenCode skills or instructions are missing, inspect the generated provider config and config directory described in Provider Runtimes.
  • If Codex skills are missing, inspect the agent habitat skill projection before changing repository files.

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