Default Coding Agent
The coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Opencode) used when a workspace is created without an explicit choice, including Slack, Linear, GitHub, and GitLab triggers.Default Model
The model the default agent uses, applied to Slack/Linear/GitHub/GitLab triggers, automations, and newly started workspaces.- Provider-specific. Each agent exposes its own models, so the picker lists models for the selected default agent. Changing the agent resets the model.
- Agent default. Leaving the model unset lets the agent pick its own default.
- Resolution. Agent defaults resolve user preference → Slack or Linear integration default → org default → agent default, and model values are always validated against the resolved agent.
Thinking and modes
Defaults can also set the thinking level, Codex-only goal mode, and Claude/Codex fast mode. Leave a field unset to inherit the next level in the resolution chain.Other defaults
- Pull Request Cleanup: whether workspaces are archived when their linked PR closes or merges. Archived workspaces keep their conversation history and can be woken again; closing a PR never deletes them (archived workspaces may still be removed later by the retention policy).
- CI Failure Response: whether Replicas investigates failed GitHub Actions, external CI checks, GitLab pipelines, and GitHub human PR reviews on linked PRs or MRs.
- Workspace History: persist workspace chat and Canvas history after a workspace sleeps. See Data Retention.
- Default Environment: a default environment for Slack and Linear intake, skipping the picker unless a resolved user has a personal default.
- Workspace Visibility: let members use the Team Workspaces view to see workspaces that aren’t their own.