Settings

The Library tab (folder, git, hidden folders) and the Agent tab (Oberik project id, key and subject), and where each setting is stored.

Settings (⌘,) has two tabs.

Library#

Control	What it does
Path and Choose…	The library folder. Type a path or pick one.
Open this folder	Switches the app to that folder.
Track changes with git	Runs `git init` in the folder. Shown only when the open library is not a repository yet.
Note	Whether the folder is a git repository, and what that means for the commit bar.
Hidden folders	Top-level folders hidden with Hide from the studio, each with Show again.

Control	What it does
The four steps	The short version of Connect the assistant.
Step-by-step guide	Opens the Oberik setup guide on this site.
Open oberik.com	Opens Oberik in the browser.
Project id	The project's UUID.
Project key	The `pk_…` key. Masked; stored in the Keychain.
Subject	The name your indexed sources belong to. Default `presenter`. Changing it hides the sources indexed so far.
Save	Stores the three values.
Import from .env	Reads them from a `.env` in a checkout of the app's repository (development).
Test connection	Mints a token and asks the assistant for a word; reports the capabilities and the reply, or the error.

Setting	Storage
Library path, last course, unit and file	App preferences
Panel order, hidden panels, panel widths, speaker notes toggle	App preferences
Card sort and custom order	App preferences
Getting started card dismissed	App preferences
Chat model choice and the server session per scope	App preferences
Project id and subject	App preferences
Project key	macOS Keychain, service `com.akademi.lecture-studio`. A source build keeps it in a file under `~/Library/Application Support/LectureStudio/` instead.
Presenter profile and hidden folders	`studio.json` in the library
Chat history	`~/Library/Application Support/LectureStudio/chats/`

The LECTURE_REPO environment variable, when set for the process, overrides the saved library path for that launch.