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Taichu · Your agent environment
Bring your preferred models, tools and instructions together. Build, work and design with Taichu in GWC for VS Code, web and mobile.
For personal projects and business teams.
Find your workspace
The foundation
Taichu’s daemon is written entirely in Rust. It runs agent sessions, tool execution and connections across the GWC ecosystem.
Choose supported cloud providers or local models for the task at hand.
Give Taichu your instructions, skills and connected tools. Keep your workflow editable.
Plans & access
Compare personal and team plans. Each card shows the credit and provider access included.
Access pass
$10/month
Provider access and Remote Access for Basic users.
Included with Standard, Advanced, Corporate, and Enterprise. Cancel anytime.
Plan
Free
Every GWC product, plus a $1/month included GWC AI credit.
PlanRecommended
$19/mo
Everything in Basic, a $15/month included GWC AI credit, and Provider API keys and supported account sign-in.
Plan
$49/mo
Everything in Standard, with a $45/month included GWC AI credit.
Access pass
$10/seat/month
Provider access and Remote Access for selected team seats.
Assign or reassign seats anytime · from 1 seat. Included with Corporate and Enterprise.
PlanRecommended
$19/seat/mo
Standard features per seat, plus a shared balance pool and admin limits per seat.
Plan
$49/seat/mo
Everything in Corporate, plus org-wide audit logs.
Min 100 seats
Plans include GWC AI credit. Optional prepaid top-ups start at $5, charged at provider cost plus a 15% service fee. With own-provider access, your provider bills usage directly.
Yes. Standard, Advanced, Corporate and Enterprise include provider API keys and supported account sign-in. Basic users can add the individual Connect Pass, while teams can assign Business Connect Passes to selected seats.
No. A Connect Pass unlocks own-provider access and Remote Access for eligible Basic or team seats. Provider usage is billed by that provider. GWC AI credit is a separate source of hosted compute included with each plan.
The Taichu daemon is written entirely in Rust. It manages agent sessions, tools and connections, while GWC for VS Code, web and mobile provide the interfaces you work in. Standalone GWC Studio is planned for the future.
Taichu is powered by a daemon written entirely in Rust, bringing your models, tools and work into one connected environment across GWC for VS Code, web and mobile.