> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bloombot.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bloombot.app/manager/deploy/evm/settings.md).
# Settings
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Settings is where every Dev Features preference lives: enrichment tiles, creator buy presets, and one-click deploys.
Every value on this page belongs to one chain. Pick the chain from the dropdown in the Manager, or from the chain selector in the top right corner of the Settings modal, and configure each chain the way you want.
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### Deploy Settings
| Field | Description |
| ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Enrichments Position** | Where enrichment tiles render on a tweet card: Top, Bottom, Left, Right. Enrichment tiles are the rectangles that appear next to a tweet when Bloom's AI detects a token candidate in the post. Each tile carries a name, a symbol, and an image, derived from the tweet's text and the history of coins previously deployed on the chain selected at the top of the tracker. Clicking a tile opens the Deploy modal with those fields prefilled. |
| **Preferred Terminal** | Which terminal to open when a token is successfully deployed. |
| **Creator Buy 1 to 4** | Preset amount for the creator-buy chip in the Deploy dialog, in the native currency of the selected chain. Four slots, each holding its own amount. |
| **Enable One-Click Deploys** | Deploy a token in a single click using a saved deploy preset. |
| **Deploy Preset** | Which saved deploy preset to apply when deploying with one click. |
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Some tweets carry no tiles. When the AI returns no candidates, the strip stays empty and the position setting has no visible effect on that card.
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### Deploy Presets
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Preset mechanics are documented on the Deploy page. This menu is the shortcut to edit them without opening a full deploy flow.
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| Field | Description |
| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Preset name** | Name of the preset. |
| **Token name** | Text you add to the name of the token you choose. |
| **Name position** | Whether the Token name sits before or after the name you enter, through the Prefix and Suffix options. If you enter no name, the Token name is the only name displayed. |
| **Symbol** | Short name you add to the symbol you choose. If you choose no symbol, this is the only one that appears. |
| **Symbol position** | Whether the Symbol sits before or after the symbol you enter, through the Prefix and Suffix options. If you enter no symbol, the Symbol is the only symbol displayed. |
Fill the fields and click Add preset to save. Saved presets are listed under **Saved Presets**, where Edit reopens a preset and the red button removes it.
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### Bundle presets
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Bundle presets are the bundles you saved from the Deploy dialog. You rename and remove them here; the wallets and the amounts stay editable where you built them.
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| Element | Description |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Saved bundles** | Every bundle saved from the Deploy dialog, with the total count on the right. |
| **Bundle card** | The name of the bundle and what it carries: bundle mode, number of buys, number of transfers, slippage, and the date you created it. |
| **Rename** | Renames the bundle. |
| **Remove** | Deletes the bundle. The red button next to Rename. |
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