GWC Web
Build. Work. Design. GWC Web is the browser front end; Taichu and Creative session controls rely on your selected connected PC.
Open GWC Web
The browser interface opens without a desktop installation, but desktop-backed tasks need a selected connected computer. Opening a page alone does not run an agent.
Sign in
Sign in to your GWC account, then confirm the selected account before opening saved work. Account access and PC selection are separate checks.
Choose your connected PC
In GWC Connect, select the specific registered, online desktop for your work. GWC Studio is the core desktop, and GWC for VS Code is the alternate form. Another online PC is not an automatic fallback.
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 replaces separate Work and Design entry surfaces. Its current remote controls create/list/read saved sessions, rename them and save their model choice on the selected PC. Generation and downloadable outputs are not yet supported by this control.
Find old cloud history explicitly
Earlier Web Work/Design records remain accessible through Legacy cloud history (read-only) in Creative. They are not silently moved to your PC or used as a fallback after a failed PC command.
Continue in desktop and mobile
Use GWC Studio on your selected computer, GWC for VS Code as an alternate desktop form, or the GWC Connect app on your phone for supported remote controls. Check the Download page for actual release availability.
What does not run in the browser alone
Selected-PC Creative currently manages saved session metadata, not document generation, design rendering or file downloads. Taichu New Session also needs the selected connected desktop. If an operation reports an unknown outcome, keep the original request and draft rather than retrying it through another PC or silently switching to old cloud creation.
Read the Creative guide for exact available controls and the separate read-only legacy history.