To open Settings, tap the circle with your initial in the top-right corner of the sessions list. You manage account, agent, and repository settings in Kiro Web on the Settings page, including GitHub and GitLab connections, sandbox configuration, and data collection preferences. Those settings apply across all your devices.
Choose how Kiro Mobile looks:
- System follows your device's light or dark setting.
- Light always uses the light theme.
- Dark always uses the dark theme.
Turn on App lock to require Face ID, fingerprint, or your device passcode each time you open Kiro Mobile. On Android, the switch is labeled App lock. On iPhone, it's labeled Require Face ID, Require Touch ID, or Require Passcode, depending on what your device supports. App lock keeps your sessions private if you lose your phone or share it. While the app is locked, Kiro Mobile hides its preview in the app switcher.
Git Providers shows whether your account has a GitHub or GitLab connection. To connect a provider or change which repositories the agent can access, use Kiro Web.
Network controls how much of the internet the agent's cloud sandbox can reach. Tap a level to switch to it:
- Open internet: full access to the internet with no restrictions.
- Common dependencies: access to popular package registries and common development resources.
- Repository access only: access limited to your connected repositories, with no external network access. This is the most restrictive level.
The level applies to your sessions on every surface, the same as setting it in Kiro Web. If you've added custom domains in Kiro Web, the app lists them under Custom domains and keeps them when you change the level. To add or remove custom domains, use Kiro Web. See Internet access.
Log out removes your credentials from the device. Your sessions aren't deleted, and they keep running in the cloud. Sign back in at any time to pick up where you left off.
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