What is a Dianwu workspace? Do I have to sign in?
AnswerA workspace isolates one customer’s material: corpus, hits, topics, articles, market packs, and mention quota. Opening the writer, Market, or Settings requires sign-in. Public answers pages are for people and models and do not. Dianwu is not a chat window; see How is Dianwu different from ChatGPT or Doubao?.
After sign-in, you are in one set
Free writing quota is per workspace and resets Monday 00:00 Asia/Shanghai; see How is writing quota billed?. Mention checks and video seconds follow this plan. Do not mix another workspace’s meters.
The extension registers this device to this workspace; see How do I install the Dianwu Chrome extension?. Lending a session to a vendor lends corpus and drafts.
Public pages vs the workbench
Answers pages and Pages you generate can be read without sign-in. Writing, publishing, checks, and renders need the workbench. GEO citations happen on public claims; see How do you get cited in AI answers?.
Plans and Stripe checkout live on the workspace; see How do I pay for a plan or wallet—is it Stripe?. No workspace, no meter to bill.
Do this
- Sign in with the account that will do the work and confirm this is the right workspace.
- Check plan, extension, and members in Settings. Do not spend someone else’s quota.
- Keep corpus and articles in this set; only shipped claims are for models.
- Switch workspace when you switch customer or brand. Do not file rival facts here.
Short answers
- Can one account have several workspaces?
- Follow membership that day. Check the current workspace in the bar or Settings before you write. The wrong set is the wrong brand.
- Must local development sign in?
- Workbench APIs that require auth still need a session. Answers pages can stay public. Do not treat a logged-out local app as production writing.