Workspace settings

Workspace settings control the resources and context shared across your workspace. Some settings are available to everyone, and others appear only if you’re part of a team.

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Open your workspace settings

You can open your workspace settings from the Bolt homepage or from inside a project.

1. In the left sidebar, click your avatar, then click Settings.
2. Find your workspace settings.

For individual accounts, they’re under the label Workspace. For team accounts, they’re under the team name, like exampleco. The video shows what it looks like to open the workspace settings in both types of accounts.

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Subscription & Tokens

Review your token and billing details, including current usage, remaining balance, and the date your tokens refresh. You can also upgrade your plan or adjust your billing settings. To learn more about related tasks, see Update your billing information, Download invoices, and Cancel a subscription.

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Cloud

View your included monthly usage for Bolt Cloud resources and manage custom domains you’ve purchased through Bolt. The Cloud page has two tabs:

• Monthly usage: Lists your included monthly limits for resources such as databases, custom domains, web hosting requests and bandwidth, application file storage, and other limits.
• Custom domains: Lists the custom domains you’ve purchased through Bolt.

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Team workspace settings

These settings are available for team workspaces. The Private registries and Packages knowledge pages are only available to team admins, but other settings in this section are available to all team members.

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Knowledge

Define team-wide context that applies to all projects created in the team.

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Team

Manage your team members, roles, and subscription. To learn more about related tasks, see Manage your team. If you’re a team admin, click the gear icon to open your team settings.

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Private registries

Connect Bolt to your team’s private NPM registry so it can install packages that aren’t published on the public NPM registry. This lets your team build with the internal and proprietary packages you already rely on, instead of being limited to public ones. If a project depends on private packages and no registry is connected, Bolt won’t be able to install those packages. You can integrate Bolt with any private NPM registry that’s accessible from the internet without proxies or VPNs. To connect a registry to your Teams account:

1. Get the registry URL and access token from your provider. Check your provider’s documentation for specific steps.
2. On the Private registries page, click Add private registry.
3. Add the following information:
   • URL: The URL of your private registry.
   • Token: The token used to access your registry.
   • Scopes (optional): If you leave this field empty, all package installations for your team run through your private registry. If provide a scope or scopes, only package installations for the selected scopes run through your private registry.
4. Click Save new registry.

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Packages knowledge

Packages knowledge teaches Bolt how your team uses specific NPM packages from your private registry. When you add package instructions, Bolt applies them across all of your team’s projects whenever that package appears in the code, so you don’t have to repeat the same guidance in every prompt. Add a prompt to tell Bolt details like which version to use, how to import from a package, or which functions to call. Bolt then writes code that follows your team’s conventions from the start. To add packages knowledge:

1. On the Packages knowledge page, click + Add package instructions.
2. Enter the exact package name as it appears in package.json. For example, acme/ui, react, or lodash.
3. Enter your instructions, then click Save new prompt.

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Team templates

Team templates are reusable projects your team can use as starting points for new work. Use this page to view and manage the team templates for your workspace. To learn more, see Team templates.

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Design systems

The Design systems page is where you add a design system or view and manage the design systems your team has already added. To learn more, see Add your design system.