Plank help · updated 2026-07-26
Models
The AI model behind your Plank assistant is tied to your account, not any one workspace, and is managed by Plank — there's nothing for you to set up.
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Models
Your Plank account runs on Plank Pro — the AI model that reads your files, does the work, and writes results back. It's an account-level setting, not a per-workspace one: however many workspaces you have, they all share the same model. Plank manages it for you: there's no account to connect, no key to add, and no model to choose.
What you'll see in Settings → Models
Settings → Models shows a single card:
| Card | What it means |
|---|---|
| Plank Pro | The model that powers your assistant, across every workspace you use. Plank runs it, pays for it, and keeps it up to date. |
The line underneath names the specific engine currently behind your account (for example, an OpenAI or DeepSeek-based model) — Plank may move which engine powers Plank Pro over time as better options become available, without changing anything you do. That's it — this page is a read-only summary, not something you configure.
Is my data safe?
Yes. Plank manages the model account entirely behind the scenes — the underlying credentials are never exposed to your workspace, and your files and messages are only ever used to do your own work.
A quick recap
- Plank Pro is tied to your account — the same model follows you into every workspace, automatically.
- Nothing to connect or configure — Settings → Models just confirms which model is active.
- Plank manages the model account securely; nothing about it is exposed to your workspace.