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Open Agents, select the Cloud Agent, then choose Settings. This page combines Agent profile settings with controls that apply specifically to its remote runtime.

Change runtime settings

The current settings surface can include language and timezone, compute, lifecycle, and deletion controls. AI access and the primary model are managed from the Agent’s AI Providers section; see Configure Cloud Agent AI access. When you save a remote runtime change, the Agent can enter Updating while Clawdi applies it. During that transition:
  • An affected live tool can disconnect temporarily.
  • Save and lifecycle controls can be disabled.
  • Wait for the current operation to finish before submitting another change.
  • If Clawdi reports that the Agent state changed, refresh the page and review the latest settings before retrying.
Compute plan changes also depend on the current Agent state, subscription state, and current offer availability. Use the enabled controls and exact quote shown in the product UI rather than assuming that a previously seen option is still available.

Use lifecycle controls

The dashboard is authoritative for current-state constraints. If a button is disabled, do not try to reproduce the action through another surface. Wait for the active transition, choose Check again, or resolve the displayed failure first.
Stopping a Cloud Agent is not deletion. It also does not by itself mean that a paid compute subscription has been cancelled. Manage compute funding from the Agent’s Settings.

Delete safely

Deletion cannot be undone. Before confirming it:
  1. Move any important remote work to source control or another external system.
  2. Read the subscription choice in the confirmation dialog. When a renewable compute subscription is attached, the dashboard can ask whether to keep or cancel it.
  3. Confirm both the Agent deletion and the intended subscription handling.
  4. After deletion is accepted, allow the Deleting transition to finish instead of submitting another delete request.
Deleting a Cloud Agent removes that Agent and its remote resources. Shared Clawdi objects keep their canonical meaning and are managed separately; do not use Agent deletion as a substitute for reviewing account-level Projects, Memories, Skills, Vaults, Connectors, Channels, or AI Providers. For a failed or unclear lifecycle action, follow Cloud Agent states and recovery.
Last modified on August 2, 2026