Coworkers and results

Build and revise a website with a coworker

Save a website brief, build a protected preview and revise its saved source.

Website Studio and saved-source recovery are included with every AI Credits plan. Builds and revisions use the same team wallet as your other AI work. Add a monthly allowance or a prepaid top-up in Billing → AI Credits to get started.

When website building is enabled for your coworker, open Setup & preferences and describe your audience, website goals, content and style. Optional integration requests tell the coworker what you want; they do not connect an account or activate payments, booking or email delivery.

Open Websites, enter a name and choose Add website. This saves the brief. Review your available AI Credits, plan markup and Maximum AI spend per build (USD) before choosing Build preview. A shared website requires an owner or administrator to start work. Personal and Workroom contexts keep their own access boundaries.

The maximum is reserved from your existing team allowance when work is queued. After a verified result, Cuadrila charges measured AI usage at the plan rate shown for that build and returns the unused reservation. The charge never exceeds your chosen maximum. A failed or cancelled build releases its reservation. Hosting and connected-service costs retain their separate plan terms.

Completed work & usage shows the saved result, provider usage and retail AI-credit charge. If a result is ready but its cost is still being confirmed, the reservation remains pending. Retry accounting checks the same result again without generating another website or charging twice. Builds completed before this charging flow was enabled are not charged retroactively.

The build continues if you leave the desk. Its status becomes available here when it finishes. Open preview opens the protected preview; Show preview here opens it inside the desk. Check the content, navigation, mobile layout and any forms before relying on the result. A form described as a demo does not send a real request.

A sleeping preview wakes when you open it. If its saved runtime is no longer available, Restoring your saved website means the platform is restoring the same version from its retained source and checking it before it opens. This can take a few minutes and does not submit another website build. Restoration requires your workspace’s App Spaces and source-retention access. If it cannot finish, reopen the preview to retry or review Build details & publishing with your administrator.

Use What should change? to request a revision. The change starts from the last verified source for that website. If another revision has finished, refresh and review that version before submitting your changes. Updating one result does not automatically change your ongoing preferences.

An unfinished request can be recovered using Recover original request. Recovery returns the original operation; it does not start a second build. Dismiss local recovery only dismisses this browser’s reminder and does not cancel work already running.

Build details & publishing opens the website’s existing App Space, with its source, checks and publication history. A successful preview is not a live website. Hosting and connected services have their own setup and plan requirements. Provider usage, hosting costs and credit settlement are separate records; an unavailable cost must not be read as zero.

If building is disabled or paused, ask the workspace administrator to review the coworker’s capability, budget and plan settings. Saved results remain available while you retain access.