NNyquest docs

Workspace Customization

This category covers how to tailor the Nyquest interface to your work. Most customization in Nyquest happens at the chassis level rather than fine-grained settings — instead of tweaking a hundred preferences, you pick one of 12 complete design languages and the whole platform reshapes itself.

What you can customize

LeverScopePersistence
ChassisVisual identity, terminology, layout, animationsPer-browser (localStorage)
Active projectWhat system prompt + model to use by defaultPer-browser
Active modelWhich LLM serves your messagesPer-conversation
BYOK keysWhich provider's billing your requests usePer-account

Notice: chassis and active project are per-browser, not per-account. If you sign in on a new device, you start in Nyquest (the default) until you pick something else.

What you can NOT customize (yet)

By design today, Nyquest does not have:

  • Themes within a chassis — each chassis is a complete design; you don't tweak its colors
  • Layout editor — panel positions are fixed per chassis
  • Widget system — no draggable dashboard widgets
  • Custom CSS injection — no user stylesheets
  • Per-conversation chassis pinning — chassis is global to your browser
  • Cross-device chassis sync — your chassis pick lives in localStorage on one browser

If any of these matter to you, file feedback via /help/live-support. Several are on the roadmap; others are intentional simplifications.

Why "pick a chassis" instead of "configure a million knobs"

Three reasons:

  1. Coherence. Every chassis is hand-tuned end-to-end. No combination of toggles can break it. A custom-CSS approach inevitably produces frankenstein UIs.
  2. Speed of switching. One click and your entire work mode changes. Faster than re-configuring 20 settings for a different task.
  3. Maintenance. Twelve cohesive designs is feasible to maintain well. A thousand combinations of user preferences isn't.

The trade-off: less granular control. If you want a "Ridgeline but darker" or "Matrix but with a serif font," that's not a thing — you're stuck with the chassis as designed. We accept that trade-off for the coherence benefit.

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