Config pane

zerocode's Config pane is the way to configure a running ZeroClaw. Each setting has a typed control, validation, and an inline explanation of what it does, and most settings apply live without a daemon restart. Open it from any zerocode session and edit settings there rather than hand editing the config file.

Settings still persist to your config, and the docs describe the relevant fields so you can see exactly what a given control writes. Read those descriptions as the persisted result, not as an instruction to open the file in an editor. Hand editing is a fallback for headless hosts and scripted provisioning, where the docs call it out explicitly.

Why the pane over the file

• Validation. Controls reject malformed values before they reach the daemon, so a typo cannot leave the config in a state that fails to load.
• Discoverability. Every setting carries an inline description, so you do not have to cross-reference the config reference to know what a field does.
• Live apply. Most settings take effect on the next frame, with no restart.
• Registry-backed lists. Provider, channel, model, and theme choices come from the backend registry, so the options you see are exactly the ones this build supports.