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Settings → Assistant is where you tune Goosy himself — how he talks, when he speaks up, how much he produces per request, and the standing background each of his agents carries into every run.
These settings apply to everyone on this account, not just you. Changing them takes an owner or admin; anyone else gets the screen read-only, with a notice at the top saying why the controls will not move.

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Goosy

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Working style

Check-ins are not running yet. Your cadence and quiet hours save now and take effect when check-ins ship. The screen tells you the same thing under those two controls.

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AI behavior

Generation and scoring do not read these three yet. Your choices save now and take effect when they do. The screen tells you that in place as well.

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Agent instructions

Below the preferences, one panel per agent. Each holds standing background that agent carries into every run: it is added to what the agent already knows, never a replacement, and it applies from the next run without restarting anything. Each agent shows Default until you write something, then Instructed. Leave the box empty for none; up to 4,000 characters each. Write the standing rule rather than the one-off — “never promise outcomes we can’t evidence” belongs here; “make this one shorter” belongs in the request. Owners and admins write these. There is no way to hand the permission to anyone else today — Settings → Account offers only the automations and connections grants — so everybody else reads the boxes without being able to change them.

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Research

Two links out to the research screen, where those settings actually live:
  • Research watchlist — the channels every research run studies before it ranks anything. Add one, pause one, or drop one it should stop reading.
  • Research engine — how much staying on-brand counts when topics are ranked, and what a cycle may spend reading your space.

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Where the numbers live

Nothing on this screen reports what you have spent. Credits and the three-month trend are on Settings → Usage, which is the one place that story is told. See Usage.