Settings and dialogs get one consistent design

Settings used to look different on every page, each with its own cards, padding, and headings. Now every page, from Profile and Members to Billing, Models, MCP, and the Agent Firewall, shares one layout: a page title, a short label over each group, and gray groups of rows with the control on the right. The same settings are where they were, and easier to scan.

How it works

• One row shape everywhere. Each setting's name and explanation sit on the left, its control on the right. On a phone the control moves under the text.
• Agent Firewall reads like the rest. Each integration is a heading over its own group of tools, with its Allow all, Read only, Write only, and Block all presets at the top. The page title and search now scroll away with the list instead of staying pinned.
• Copy what you need in one click. The MCP server URL and the Claude Code and Codex commands sit in their own fields with a Copy button, and setup steps are numbered.
• Dialogs feel lighter. Every dialog has softer corners, a thin border, more room around its content, and a lighter title. Dialogs that lead with a logo show it in a tile beside the title and its subtitle.

Also shipped

• The personal Agent Firewall tab on the integrations page uses the same grouped layout.
• Both Agent Firewall lists show each integration as one row and load its tools when you open it, and search runs on the server, so they open quickly however many tools you have.
• Every menu, from the account menu to the model picker and filters, has rounded rows and a divider only between groups.