Accessing Settings
Open the conversation drawer from the menu button, then tap Settings. Settings are organized into clearly labeled sections so you can find what you need quickly.Settings Sections
Model Providers
Add, edit, and remove your LLM provider credentials here. Each provider entry stores an API key, OAuth credential, or environment configuration required to connect Aether to that service. For a full walkthrough of adding and managing providers, see the Providers page.Default Models
Choose the default models used for new chat sessions, conversation titles, automatic naming, and compaction. Individual chats can override the chat default directly from the top bar’s model selector, so your global setting is just the starting point.Agent Mode
Authorize Agent Mode with Shizuku or experimental Root access. Agent Mode adds isolated virtual-display tools; Aether’s tool-calling loop, shell commands, file tools, Skills, and MCP servers work without it.Extensions
Browse every extension currently installed in Aether, install new extensions from a.zip archive or the npm-backed extension catalog, and review any extension errors logged at load time. You can also manage Native Mod Safe Mode from this section — if a compiled Kotlin/DEX mod is causing crashes, Safe Mode lets you disable it without losing your other extensions.