GWC for Web
GWC for Web lets you work in your browser. To use Taichu or manage Creative sessions, select a connected computer.
Open GWC for Web
You can open GWC for Web without installing a desktop app. To work on your computer, select one that is connected. Opening a page does not start an agent.
Sign in
Sign in to your GWC account to open New Session. Before opening saved work, check both your account and the selected computer.
Choose your connected PC
Choose the connected computer that holds your work. You can use GWC Studio, our desktop app, or GWC for VS Code, its extension alternative. GWC will not switch to another computer automatically.
Start a Taichu session
Use New Session with the selected PC for Taichu's models, instructions and tools. A cloud sign-in without a reachable selected desktop does not start an independent cloud session.
Open Creative
Creative brings Work and Design into one place. On your selected computer, you can create, list, read and rename saved sessions, and save their model choice. These remote controls cannot generate content or download outputs yet.
Reopen history on your computer
Taichu and Creative sessions remain on your selected computer, not in a GWC cloud conversation or task-history archive. Reconnect to the same authorized computer to reopen saved work.
Continue in desktop and mobile
Use GWC Studio on your computer, or GWC for VS Code as an alternative in your existing editor. GWC Connect is our iOS and Android app for supported remote controls. Check the Download page for currently available releases.
What does not run in the browser alone
Creative can manage saved sessions on your selected computer. It cannot generate documents, render designs or download files through these remote controls yet. Taichu New Session also needs the selected connected desktop. If you cannot tell whether an action finished, keep the original request and draft. Do not resend it through another computer or switch to the older cloud creation flow.
Read the Creative guide for exact available controls and local session recovery guidance.