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Vibely ships opinionated defaults so you can build right away — but almost every default is yours to change. This section is the map of what you can customize, and where.

Three scopes

Your customizations live at one of three levels. Picking the right scope decides who sees the change and where it follows you.

Account

Personal to you. Follows you across every workspace.

Workspace

Shared across everyone in the workspace. Admin-only to edit.

Project

Lives in the project repo. Travels with git clone.

What you’ll find here

Appearance

Light, dark, and system theme — how it persists and where it follows you.

Skills

Reusable instruction bundles the agent loads on demand — invoke from the composer with /skill-name.

Notifications

Email, push, in-chat — what fires what, and how to mute the noise.

Referrals

Share Vibely from the header dialog. 100 credits per paid referral.

Workspace

Workspace name, avatar, public username, and invite behavior.

A reasonable starting point

If you’ve just signed up and want to set things up the way most people prefer, do these three in order:
  1. Pick a theme — Bottom of sidebar → Appearance → Dark / Light / System. See Appearance.
  2. Mute the notification channels you don’t need. See Notifications.
  3. If you’re on a team, set the workspace avatar and name so builds are easy to identify. See Workspace.
Total time: under five minutes.

A note on scope

  • Account settings (theme, notifications) follow you across every workspace you belong to.
  • Workspace settings (Knowledge, Skills, Permissions, SSO, Security Center, Workspace Templates, Branded URL) apply to everyone in the workspace — most are admin-only to edit.
  • Project settings (design tokens, theme.css, environment) live in the project repo and travel with git clone.
When a knob exists in more than one place, the most specific scope wins.