Cloud/Settings/Profile
Profile
The first page of Settings: your public profile information. One editable field, one locked field, and a Danger Zone that takes permanent account deletion seriously.
Profile is the first page of Settings, the surface you reach from the user menu. Every /settings/* section follows the same editor pattern, and this one sets the tone: a small page that does exactly what its description says, "Manage your public profile information.", and nothing else.
Profile
Manage your public profile information.
Managed by your login provider
Managed by your login provider
The mockup is the real editor. Change the name and hit Save Profile to watch the Saving → Saved cycle, then open the Danger Zone and type DELETE to see how seriously the console treats account removal.
Two fields, one honest rule
The form has two fields and each one tells you what it is:
- Name, editable, up to 80 characters, placeholder "Your name". This is your public profile information, the name attached to your account across the console.
- Email, visible but disabled, with the hint that settles any question about changing it: "Managed by your login provider." Your email comes from how you sign in, so it is not edited here.
The save action lives in a sticky footer that stays visible while you edit, with the same provider hint on the left. Click Save Profile and the button walks its three states: "Saving...", then a green "Saved", then back.
The Danger Zone
Below the form sits a red-inset block that does not try to be friendly: Danger Zone, with Delete Account and its description, "Permanently remove your account and all associated data."
Clicking it opens a confirmation that cannot be clicked through. The modal states "This action cannot be undone", spells out the blast radius, "This will permanently delete your account, all servers, tools, tokens, and settings.", and asks you to type DELETE to confirm. The destructive button stays disabled until the word is typed exactly. That typed confirmation is the same pattern the console uses for its fleet-wide emergency halt in Connector Policy: when an action cannot be undone, it cannot be fat-fingered either.
Why this page exists
An account page has one job: let you fix your name and let you leave, and make the second one deliberate. Everything else you might want to change lives in its own section: money in Billing, your seller identity under Seller, your affiliate program under Affiliate.
What comes next
The next Settings page is Billing, where paid accounts manage the subscription and free accounts are sent to upgrade. The groups that follow it in the sidebar (Seller, Affiliate) get their own pages as they ship.