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The Settings page

/settings. One page, a section list down the side, and the section in the address (?s=models) so every one of them is a link and Back works.

It used to be a 600px column with a grid of links, one of which went to a second dashboard with a second row of tabs and a second visual language. There is one place to configure the site now.

Who sees what

Group Section ?s= Seen by
You Account account everyone
Studying for study everyone
Appearance appearance everyone
Exam results results everyone
Read articles reads everyone
Your data data everyone
Content Tools (and Documents) tools moderator
The site Site policy policy admin
Exams exams admin
People people admin
AI models models admin

The six learner sections are described in Your account and settings. The rest are below.

Tools

Not the tools themselves — a grid of links to the pages that have one, plus the document list.

Card Goes to Gate
Handbook /handbook admin only, and hidden from everyone else
Access /access Giving somebody access
Changes /changes What everyone with edit rights has changed
Jobs /jobs Jobs and logs

Three things are deliberately not here: Editorial, the question workbench and the taxonomy. Each has its own entry in the main menu or sits one press from Questions, and a second door into the same room is how somebody ends up in Settings wondering how to get back.

The bin is not here either. It belongs beside the questions it holds.

Documents

Your uploaded PDFs, the five most recent, with a link to Upload and to each document's own page. A corpus one person loads is a tool, not a section of Settings in its own right.

Exams

ExamAdmin. What a learner can be revising for, what counts towards it, and the shape a real paper has — exams, their article_views restriction, and the blueprint with its weights and category mapping. All of it is in Exams and blueprints.

The three admin panels

Each has a page here:

  • Site policy — who can pass what on, and what an AI draft may draw on.
  • People — the account list and roles.
  • AI models — which model does each job.

Where the lab table is

Settings → Tools points at the workbench; the Lab reference values table lives on /tools itself. See Lab reference values.