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Settings is the configuration page for each project. It is one place to manage project details, company context, brands, platforms, content preferences, locked pages, report sharing, and the sensors that feed the project.

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Accessing Settings

Open your project, then:
  1. Select Settings at the bottom of the project sidebar
  2. Choose the tab you want to work in
The page includes these tabs:
  • General
  • Context
  • Brands
  • Platforms
  • Content preferences when your plan includes it
  • Pages
  • Sharing when your plan includes Results
  • Integrations

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General Tab

Use the General tab to edit the core project record:
  • Project name
  • Description
  • Product context
The product context is the structured description DevTune uses to interpret prompts, competitor relevance, and recommended actions. If your product positioning changes, update this tab first.

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Context Tab

The Context tab holds the company context and agent preferences shared by agents, prompt generation, and recommendations for this project: positioning, products or services, tone, and instructions for agents. DevTune proposes changes from site crawls and agent runs; review each proposal before applying it. See Project context.

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Brands Tab

The Brands tab is the operational heart of project setup. It holds tracked URLs and brand terms together, per brand.

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What the Brands tab includes

  • A left-hand brand list with your primary brand and tracked competitors
  • A right-hand detail panel for the selected brand
  • Suggested competitor imports where available

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What you manage per brand

Inside the brand detail panel you manage:
  • Tracked URLs / citation sources - The domains and URLs DevTune should match in AI Search responses
  • Brand terms - The text terms DevTune should treat as direct brand mentions
  • Brand metadata - Primary versus competitor classification and brand identity
This is where you keep your primary brand, competitor brands, tracked URLs, and brand-term coverage aligned.

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Positioning competitors

On plans that include Positioning, the Brands tab also holds Positioning competitors: the up to five competitors your positioning shares compare you with, in order. DevTune suggests the five competitors AI cited most over the last 30 days, and uses your first five tracked competitors when you haven’t chosen. Changing the choice starts a new comparison. Earlier shares stay in history but aren’t compared with new ones, and DevTune tells you how many days of comparable history a change cuts off before you save it.

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Platforms Tab

The Platforms tab controls which AI Search platforms DevTune queries for this project. Supported platforms are:
  • ChatGPT
  • Perplexity
  • Gemini
  • Google AI Mode
  • Microsoft Bing Copilot
Not every platform is available on every plan. Locked platforms show upgrade messaging instead of an enabled toggle. Turning a platform off stops future runs from querying it, but it does not remove historical data that was already collected.

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Content preferences Tab

The Content preferences tab controls which content formats DevTune may recommend when it creates Actions and generates briefs for this project. If the tab is not visible, DevTune uses the default behavior: all content formats are allowed. From this tab you can:
  • Keep the default allow all behavior
  • Move formats into a blocklist, such as comparison pages or alternative pages
  • Narrow the allowed formats for a project
  • Add style notes that guide action and brief generation
These preferences affect both best-fit recommendations and manual brief-style choices. DevTune will not intentionally recommend a blocked format. If a requested brief style is blocked, brief generation rejects that request instead of silently using it.

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Pages Tab

The Pages tab manages Locked pages. A locked page is excluded from automated suggestions and change actions, so DevTune stops proposing rewrites for it. From this tab you can:
  • Add a lock by choosing a project domain and entering a page path, or by searching indexed pages
  • See who locked each page and when
  • Select Unlock to return a page to automated suggestions
Locking a page does not remove its evidence from Audit. You can also lock and unlock a page from the Audit page inspector.

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Sharing Tab

The Sharing tab manages Shared reports — read-only links to your results that you can send to someone without a DevTune account. See Shared reports for the full workflow. The tab appears when your plan includes Results and your role can manage project settings.

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Integrations Tab

The Integrations tab is where you connect and repair the sensors that measure your project. It holds:
  • AI crawler traffic - Cloudflare or Vercel / edge middleware
  • AI referral visits - the tracking snippet, Google Analytics 4 or PostHog
  • Search performance - Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console
  • A link to account-level access settings for API keys, webhooks, and notification channels
Each capability reports Covered, Partial, or Not set up, with the contributing sensor chips and their configuration controls below it. Coverage on Home, the Connect a sensor step in Get started, and Manage sources in Insights › AI Traffic all link here. See AI Traffic setup for installation detail.

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Editing Versus Deleting

Use Settings for ongoing configuration. To delete a project entirely, use the project card menu on the account home page.
Warning: Project deletion is permanent and removes the project’s Visibility data, Audit history, Traffic data, actions, and configuration.

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Best Practices

  • Keep the General tab current whenever your positioning or core features change
  • Review the Brands tab whenever you launch new docs, blogs, or package pages
  • Revisit Platforms when you upgrade plans or want to narrow scope
  • Use Content preferences when your team has clear format rules, such as avoiding comparison pages or preferring technical guides
  • Lock pages in Pages when a page is deliberately frozen, so it stops generating suggestions
  • Treat the Integrations tab as part of your production instrumentation checklist

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Next Steps