Settings and ports
- Settings in one place. Runtime sizing, AI tooling configuration, port mappings, SSH keys, and cloud bindings — all editable from one screen per environment.
See and manage an environment's public address from Ports
For an environment whose project is a platform deployment, the Ports tab's Public access section lists every service exposed at a public hostname — a lock icon shows whether it's served over HTTPS, with buttons to copy the address and open it in your browser. Expose a service adds one without a terminal: name the service, the address traffic to this environment already reaches, and the port to route to — the same erun expose primitive underneath. Remove public access takes every exposed service's address down at once behind a confirmation naming how many it affects; there's no narrower per-service removal. A project that isn't a platform deployment says so instead of showing an empty list, and a listing you don't have permission to see says that too.
Where next
- Working with an Agent — the AI tooling configuration this same Settings screen carries.
erun expose— the same public-address actions from the CLI.