Connect an MCP server for website building

Xodia's server offers 54 tools in groups: projects, workspace and preview, files, checks and logs, selection, checkpoints, requests from Xodia, review comments, site plan, CMS, forms, languages, pages and folders, skills, deploys, SEO and speed and screenshots. It also offers 9 prompts and 56 core skills, written by developers with 18+ years of building websites.

• Prompts are ready-made jobs, such as build, work, animate
• Skills tell your AI how to do each kind of change well, and stack packs add what your framework, CMS and host need
• Checks for design, copy and links let your AI test its own work before it hands it to you

Your AI can run your Xodia CMS too. Ask it to create a Team collection with a name, role and photo and add your five people, or to add ten blog posts from your notes, and it uses the CMS tools: list_collections, get_collection, create_collection, update_collection, list_items, get_item, create_items, update_item and delete_items.

• Every value is checked against the collection's fields before it is written, so a wrong type or a missing required field is refused with the reason
• It follows your plan's collection and item limits
• Its writes are unsaved changes you see in the Content tab and on the canvas, ready for you to review
• Pages and folders tools add and move pages with their links and redirects, and sync_site_plan keeps the site plan in step
• Collections in detail: CMS collections

Each app adds a remote server in its own place. Xodia's setup guide shows the exact steps for each, inside the app and on these pages.

• Claude Code, with the Xodia plugin
• The Claude app, as a custom connector
• Cursor, Codex and VS Code, as a remote server