Pages

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Overview

Pages is where users create and manage websites produced by the Agent. A user can start from a natural-language request, preview the generated site, refine it through conversation, and manage how it is published and accessed.

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Common Use Cases

• Campaign, introduction, or information pages
• Turning research, proposals, or data into a browsable site
• Quickly creating shareable internal or external pages
• Continuing to refine an existing website

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Two Entry Points

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Core Capabilities

• One-click publishing — Publish static websites or dynamic applications with forms, data storage, and third-party service integrations to the public internet with one click.
• Versions and rollback — Each website retains its version history. You can view previous versions, update times, and review statuses, or switch the website to any previous version.
• Domains and certificates — Each website automatically receives a default *.qwenwork.host domain. After upgrading your subscription, you can bind up to five custom domains to each website and use either a free platform-issued certificate or your own certificate.
• Built-in database — Attach an independent database to a dynamic website when needed. The website reads and writes data automatically, with no connection details to manage.
• Usage management — Monthly requests and traffic are controlled according to your plan, with current usage displayed on each website card.
• Basic management — Rename websites, switch versions, delete websites, and more.

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Quick Start

The following example shows how to publish a static website from a conversation:

1. Describe what you need, such as “Create a personal résumé website for me.”
2. QwenWork prepares the website and displays a preview in the conversation.
3. Once you confirm everything looks correct, click Publish. QwenWork automatically creates the website.
4. QwenWork assigns a default domain, such as a1b2c3d4.qwenwork.host, and deploys the website.
5. When publishing is complete, a Website Published card and an accessible link appear in the conversation.
6. Click the link to open the website in your browser. You can also view and manage it from Websites in the left navigation menu.

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Detailed Instructions

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Publishing a Website

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Creating a Website

Websites are either static or dynamic. The type is selected when the website is created and cannot be changed afterward. To use another type, create a new website. Restrictions

• When renaming a website under Websites, the name may contain Chinese characters, uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens (-), up to 30 characters.
• QwenWork must complete the first publication before the website officially goes live.

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Publishing New Versions and Rolling Back

Each publication is retained as a version. Whenever QwenWork publishes changes you request, a new version is created. Select View Versions from the website card menu to see previous versions, update times, and review statuses.

• Publish a new version: Describe your changes to QwenWork in the conversation. After publication, the card status changes from Deploying to Published. Visitors remain connected during the switch, although the first visit immediately afterward may be slightly slower. If publishing fails, the card displays Failed. Ask QwenWork to correct the issue and publish again.
• Switch versions — coming soon: Select Switch Version from the card menu, choose a previous version, and confirm. The website switches to that version without being republished.
• Restriction: Only the currently published version is publicly displayed. Other versions remain available and can be restored at any time.

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Custom Domains

Each website receives a default *.qwenwork.host domain. After upgrading your subscription, you can bind up to five custom domains to each website, such as www.mybrand.com. Restrictions

• Free platform certificates are automatically issued and renewed by QwenWork. Users are responsible for uploading and maintaining their own certificates.
• The TXT record verifies domain ownership, while the CNAME record routes traffic to the website. Both records must remain in place.
• Custom and default domains point to the same website and share the same access password and quota.
• Custom domains must complete mainland China ICP filing and Public Security Bureau filing before they can be accessed normally. Users are responsible for the filing entity and regulatory compliance.
• Default *.qwenwork.host domains assigned by QwenWork can be accessed directly and do not require separate filing by the user.

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Access Password Protection

When password protection is enabled, visitors must enter the correct password before accessing the website. They do not need to enter it again while their verification session remains valid. Updating the password requires visitors to verify again; removing the password makes the website public. Restrictions

• Passwords are stored as hashes. QwenWork does not retain plaintext passwords. If you forget the password, you must reset it.
• The password protects the entire website and cannot be applied to only part of it. After successful verification, visitors are redirected to the homepage rather than the specific URL they originally opened.
• Setting or updating the password invalidates all existing verified sessions. Removing the password restores public access.

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Database

Databases are available only for dynamic websites. A dynamic website can have an independent QwenWork-managed database for form submissions, user records, and other data. The website reads and writes data automatically, with no connection details to manage. QwenWork can attach the database when creating the website or add one to an existing dynamic website. The Websites section does not provide controls for attaching, viewing, or managing databases. Once the database is ready, the website can access it automatically starting with the next publication. There is currently no interface for viewing or editing database contents. To inspect the data, ask QwenWork for assistance in the conversation. Restrictions

• Each website can have only one database. Once attached, it cannot be removed or replaced.
• The database is released together with the website. Deleting the website permanently erases its data. See Taking a Website Offline.

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Managing Websites

Note: You cannot create a website directly from the Websites section. New websites must be created by QwenWork through a conversation.

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Settings That Cannot Be Changed

• A website’s type—static or dynamic—cannot be changed after creation.
• The default domain assigned by QwenWork cannot be changed. You may bind up to five custom domains to each website.
• A published version cannot be edited in place. Even a minor text change is published as a new version.

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Taking a Website Offline

There are two ways a website may become unavailable:

• You delete it: Permanent and irreversible.
• QwenWork suspends it: Access is blocked, but the website itself is retained and becomes accessible again once the recovery conditions are met.

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Deleting a Website

⚠️ Deleting a website permanently releases its database, and the data cannot be recovered. If you need to retain the data, ask QwenWork to export it before deleting the website.

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Automatic Suspension

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Plans, Quotas, and Limits

Different plans support different numbers of published websites. Upgrade your plan to publish more websites. Website services are governed by the website count, monthly request allowance, and traffic allowance included in your plan. Website visits do not consume credits. When a limit is exceeded, the website is automatically suspended rather than billed on a pay-as-you-go basis. For complete plan benefits—including credits, cloud storage, and pricing—refer to the pricing page.

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End-to-End Flow

1. Describe the website goal and content in a session.
2. The Agent generates the site and provides a preview.
3. Review the result and request revisions.
4. Publish the site and obtain its URL.
5. The site appears in My Websites.
6. Return later to review, update, or manage access.

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Key Rules

• A website belongs to the workspace in which it was created.
• Most content and design revisions continue through the related session.
• Published URLs provide viewing access; editing remains permission-controlled.
• Users are responsible for having the right to use source materials included on a site.
• Organization websites follow organization asset and member permission rules.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why does the domain show a “Page is being deployed” message (503)? The web service is not ready yet. It may be undergoing its first deployment or starting a dynamic web instance. Check the status on the page dashboard. If it shows “Published” but the deployment message remains, please try again later. Q: Why does the domain show a “Monthly usage limit reached” message (429)? Your monthly request or traffic allowance has reached the plan limit. Usage resets every 30 days, or you can upgrade your plan to restore access immediately. Q: Why does the domain show a “Page temporarily unavailable” message (403)? The page has been suspended or blocked. Common reasons include:

• After downgrading, the number of pages exceeds the new plan limit. Excess pages are suspended. Upgrade to the previous plan or delete other pages to free up capacity.
• After downgrading, custom-domain access is no longer included. The custom domain is suspended, but the default *.qwenwork.host domain remains accessible.

Q: Do I need to republish a page after its access is restored? No. Suspension only blocks the access entry point. The page content, versions, and database remain intact and become accessible immediately after restoration. If the suspension resulted from a downgrade and the new plan no longer includes the relevant features, the page’s access password will be removed and its custom domain will be suspended. The default *.qwenwork.host domain is unaffected. Q: Does a custom domain require ICP filing? Yes. Under applicable regulations in mainland China, a custom domain must complete ICP filing before it can be publicly accessed. Users are responsible for completing the filing and ensuring compliance. The default *.qwenwork.host domain assigned by QwenWork does not require separate filing and can be accessed directly. Q: Can I manage multiple pages in bulk, such as changing access passwords for several pages at once? Bulk operations are not currently supported. Pages must be managed individually.