Documentation
Product usage and integration guides.
- Getting StartedInstall Dawvia and run your first workflow in minutes.
- Deployment GuideStandalone deploys for local and server — ship the frontend independently of the backend.
- Connect Cursor and Windsurf accountsSecurely connect your Cursor, Windsurf and other AI IDE accounts to Dawvia — the first step to a shared account pool.
- Account pool — how the AI IDE account pool worksTurn scattered Cursor / Windsurf accounts into one AI IDE account pool — configure centrally, allocate on demand, isolate anomalies automatically.
- Quota balancing — smart routing that dodges rate limitsSense each account's quota in real time and route by remaining quota, rate and priority (quota balancing), with seamless failover before limits hit.
- Autopilot orchestration — an unattended task pipelinePolicy-driven task orchestration and failover (autopilot) that keep AI coding assistants running unattended — observable, replayable and auditable end to end.
- Remote console — observe your account pool and sessions liveThe remote console gives one screen for the account pool, sessions and call chains — live troubleshooting, replay and compliance audit.
- Security & compliance — encryption, audit and data residencyEnd-to-end encryption, fine-grained permissions (RBAC), full audit logs, SSO and data residency to meet team and enterprise compliance.
- Team & organization management — seats, roles and department grantsAllocate the AI coding account pool by team, department and member with role-based (RBAC) fine-grained grants — provision and revoke instantly.
- Architecture overview — extension, daemon, Portal and ConsoleHow Dawvia fits together: the Cursor extension, backend daemon, unified Portal and developer Console, plus the isolation invariants that keep marketing, app and admin surfaces apart.
- Authentication and login — password, OAuth, passkey and QRSign in to Dawvia with a password, OAuth, passkeys or an app QR code; verify your email, reset a forgotten password, and manage sessions, devices and API tokens.