Deepchat Settings

This is a narrowly scoped skill that lets Claude modify DeepChat's own application settings during a conversation. It handles the basics you'd expect: toggling sound effects or COT copying, switching themes (dark, light, system), changing UI language across a dozen locales, and adjusting font size. Anything riskier like MCP configs, API keys, or custom prompts is explicitly blocked, and Claude will just open the right settings panel instead. The interesting bit is the activation boundary. It only fires when you're clearly talking about DeepChat itself, not your OS settings or another app's preferences, which keeps it from accidentally messing with the wrong thing. If you regularly tweak your chat app during sessions, this saves you a few clicks.

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last updated: Jun 11, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add thinkinaixyz/deepchat --skill deepchat-settings --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

DeepChat Settings Modification Skill

Use this skill to safely change DeepChat application settings during a conversation.

Core rules

Only change settings when the user is asking to change DeepChat settings.
Use the dedicated settings tools; never attempt arbitrary key/value writes.
These tools are intended to be available only when this skill is active.
Viewing the main deepchat-settings SKILL.md activates this skill for the current conversation and exposes the deepchat_settings_* tools in the next tool loop iteration.
Viewing linked files under this skill does not activate the skill.
If the request is ambiguous, ask a clarifying question before applying.
For unsupported or high-risk settings (MCP, prompts, providers, API keys, paths): do not apply changes; instead explain where to change it and open Settings.