Linked accounts

Linking a sign-in account is different from choosing an account to run coding tasks. Use the appropriate section in Settings.

Google for sign-in

1. 1

   Open the Google card

   In Settings, then Account, find Google account. It appears when linking is available or an account is already linked.

2. 2

   Link the account

   Click Link Google account and complete sign-in and approval in the page that opens. Wait to return and see Google linked. If it fails, retry from Settings.

3. 3

   Unlink if needed

   Click Unlink Google. You need an account password; if you do not have one, set it through Forgot password first. Wait for the unlink confirmation.

Personal coding accounts

If Coding accounts appears, you can connect an option available to your account. An option marked Planned does not provide a ready connection.

1. 1

   Start sign-in

   Open Coding accounts and use the sign-in button on an available card. Wait for a verification link and code if required.

2. 2

   Complete sign-in on the official account page

   Open the link and enter the code if asked. Enter your password only on the official account page. Return to codeyy and wait for Connected.

3. 3

   Choose the account for work

   You can Set as default. Then open an eligible project and choose My account under Options. Follow the interface restrictions; linking alone does not automatically move every task to that account.

4. 4

   Review your request before sending

   In My account mode, the build task starts directly when you send the request, without a separate plan-approval stage. With this mode off, a build request goes through questions when needed, then a plan you review and approve before execution. See the planning steps.

5. 5

   Handle an expired session

   If Needs refresh appears or sign-in times out, use Sign in again. You can cancel the current attempt and start again.

6. 6

   Disconnect the account

   Click Disconnect, read the confirmation, and approve. Wait for success; the saved session is erased and cannot be used for new tasks. Disconnection can remain available after execution access is withdrawn.