Your account and connections

Account (sidebar) gathers your profile and everything connected to your bohr account.

Profile and language

Profile: your Name and Email.
Language: the Interface language (Português, English, Español). The choice is saved in that browser.
Sign out ends the session on this browser.

Connected accounts

How you sign in to bohr: GitHub, Email and Telegram. Your account needs at least one.

Connect GitHub sign-in links a GitHub account.
Add email: type the address, Send code, type the 6-digit code and Add email. “This email already belongs to another bohr account.” means it is taken.
Link Telegram (when the instance has a platform bot): opens the bot; tap Start. Then the project bots recognize you.
Remove a way to sign in. The last one cannot be removed: “This is the only way to sign in to your account. Add another one before removing it.”

GitHub App

The GitHub accounts where bohr’s app is installed, with how many projects use each. Disconnect uninstalls the app from that account and bohr stops accessing its repositories. Projects that still use it must be deleted first; repositories are not changed.

Cloudflare

The Cloudflare accounts your projects are published to. Disconnect deletes the API token bohr kept for that account; sites published there stay online. Projects that still use the account must be deleted first. Also delete the token itself in the Cloudflare dashboard (My Profile → API Tokens).

Disconnect makes the bohr bot stop recognizing you. Project bots stay in Telegram.

Agent

Your model Provider, Model (or bohr’s default) and the end of your Key. Configure opens Model providers. Disconnect deletes the provider key and turns the agent off in all your projects; they keep publishing what reaches GitHub.

Also on this page

Subscription: whether your bohr.io Cloud subscription is active, and See the subscription. See Subscription.
Agent: Set up the agent.
Tokens and the CLI: Manage tokens. See Tokens.
Danger zone: delete your account.