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Accounts

Accounts is the front door to Destesi. You sign up once, create a workspace, and a single sign-on session follows you into every product — Preview, Code Review, Snap, Deploy, Design, Commerce, Chat, Studio, Text-to-Speech, Image generation, Connect, Drive, and Console. No second login, no per-product passwords.

Accounts lives at account.destesi.io and is where you manage your profile, your workspaces and teammates, two-factor authentication, active sessions, and personal API tokens for the CLI.

Quickstart: create your account and workspace

Section titled “Quickstart: create your account and workspace”

From zero to working in three steps. By the end you’ll have an account, a workspace, and a product open — all under one sign-on.

  1. Sign up. Go to account.destesi.io/signup and create an account with your email and a password (minimum 12 characters), or sign in with a configured provider such as Google or GitHub.

    A personal workspace is created for you automatically at signup — you don’t have to set anything up before you can start.

  2. Get oriented. The first time you land, you’re greeted by a short welcome screen: name your workspace, then pick a product to jump straight into.

    The workspace is the unit of collaboration and the place all your data lives. You can rename it anytime from Workspace in the account sidebar.

  3. Open a product. Click any product on the welcome screen (or open the 9-dot launcher from the top-right of your account home). Destesi hands your session off to that product — you arrive already signed in.

The dst command-line tool authenticates against the same account. Run:

Terminal window
dst login
# Opens your browser. Approve the device code shown in the terminal.

dst login shows a short code in your terminal and opens a browser approval page at account.destesi.io/cli/verify. Confirm the code matches, optionally name the device, and click Approve — that mints a personal API token and stores it in your CLI config. Verify with:

Terminal window
dst whoami

See CLI & API authentication for the full flow.