Configure
Plugins, roles, connections, and the Agent. Verify in Settings and Health.
Configure is how the workspace is shaped: what is on, who can see it, and which engines the Agent talks to. Use the Agent to change this; use Settings and Health to verify.
Settings
Settings (account menu) covers appearance, language, keyboard shortcuts, connections, plugin enablement, and sidebar order. It cannot be turned off.
The sidebar groups plugins under collapsible headings (people, communications, content, finance, documents, system). That is navigation. The docs groups on this site — create, publish, configure, manage, communicate — describe what the product does.
Source: src/plugins/settings
Plugins
Every feature is a plugin: client routes and navigation, plus an optional HTTP API. Enable, disable, and reorder in Settings → Plugins. Disabled plugins leave their data in place; routes and APIs return not found.
Account, Dashboard, Settings, and Workspaces are required.
Full catalog: Plugins.
Agent endpoint
Settings → Agent points at Rabun by default (http://127.0.0.1:8080/mcp). You can set another Streamable HTTP MCP URL, optional bearer token, tool name, and message argument. Empty URL returns to Rabun.
Roles
| Role | What it can do |
|---|---|
| Admin | All plugins, Users, Settings, plugin enablement, workspaces, Finance |
| Steward | Same as Developer, plus Finance |
| Developer | All plugins except Users and Finance; can enable plugins |
| Member | All plugins except Users, Settings, and Finance |
Admins open Users to create accounts, assign roles and workspaces, and disable users. The last active admin on a team cannot be removed.
Auth is local passwords by default, or OIDC / GitHub. See the Burton README on GitHub.
Health
Health shows Burton, Postgres, backups, host facts, and sibling services (Rabun, mail, chat). Gated by settings.read. After the Agent changes a connection, this is the check.
Source: src/plugins/health