Checking your current settings

/config run with no argument prints a summary of everything currently set: effort level, active theme, and which tools, if any, currently have auto-approve turned on.

This is most useful as a quick sanity check before starting real work on a machine you have not used tCode on in a while, or right after switching between a few different projects that you had configured differently.

It is read-only in the sense that running it never changes anything itself; it simply reports the current state exactly as it stands.

This is also a useful command to run right after setting tCode up on a brand new machine, purely to confirm the defaults it started with, before you have made any changes of your own, as a known baseline to compare against later.

The output format stays consistent between machines and between sessions, so a habit of checking /config at the start of a work session, if you develop one, does not need to be relearned depending on which machine you happen to be on.