Your Netlify deploys, next to the editor
Connect Netlify once and every site that Netlify builds from your GitHub repo shows its live address, domains and deploys in Xodia. When a build fails, its error is one click from your AI. Netlify keeps deploying your site as it does today.
Free plan. 14-day Pro trial. No charge unless you choose a plan.
The Connections page's Hosting group: Netlify connected to the Rise Bakery account, with Disconnect, and Cloudflare and Vercel not connected, each with what Xodia reads and its Connect button.
What you can do
See what's live, and fix what failed
Each project's Publishing settings show its Netlify site, and every branch's deploys next to your GitHub checks.
- The live address and domains, and when the live branch last deployed
- Every deploy of every branch, ready, building or failed, with a link to its log
- A failed build's error, sent to your AI with Fix with your agent
- Your Netlify environment variables, copied into the preview in one step; secret values stay on Netlify
- Status updates the moment a deploy changes, through the deploy notifications Xodia adds to linked sites
Publishing's Live site card for a site on Netlify: the live address risebakery.com, deployed from main two hours ago, and under Builds and checks a failed Netlify build on the spring-hours branch with its error and Fix with your agent, and a passed GitHub check.
How to connect
Connect it in a minute
Xodia only reads sites and deploys. You approve it on Netlify's own screen.
- In Xodia, open Connections in the workspace sidebar.
- Under Hosting, press Connect Netlify and approve Xodia on Netlify.
- Sites that Netlify builds from your GitHub repos link to their Xodia projects on their own.
- Open a project's Settings, Publishing, to see its live site and deploys.
The Connections page's Hosting group before any host is connected: Cloudflare, Vercel and Netlify, each with what Xodia reads; Netlify's says it gets access to the whole account and only adds deploy notifications, with Connect Netlify.
Plans
Which plan you need
Host connections come with Starter, Pro and Agency. Your AI's Netlify skills come with Starter, Pro and Agency.
Free
Host connections: not included
Starter
Host connections: included
Pro
Host connections: included
Agency
Host connections: included
Limits
Good to know
- Netlify gives Xodia access to your whole account; Xodia reads sites and deploys, and only adds deploy notifications to the sites it links
- Xodia never deploys: publishing merges into your live branch and Netlify builds it
- Secret variables stay on Netlify; add those to the preview yourself
- A site that doesn't build from the project's GitHub repo won't link on its own
Questions
Netlify questions
Does Xodia deploy my site?
No. Netlify deploys it, as today. When you publish in Xodia, your changes are merged into the live branch, and Netlify builds that commit.
What does Xodia change on Netlify?
Only one thing: it adds deploy notifications to the sites it links, so status arrives right away. Disconnecting removes them, and nothing else on Netlify is touched.
Where is Xodia's access kept?
Encrypted on Xodia's server. It's never shown again, and it never reaches the preview or your AI.
Do I need Netlify to use Xodia?
No. Xodia works with any host, and the connection only adds deploy status. See every integration.
Keep exploring
Related pages
- GitHubImport repos, save as commits, branches and pull requests
- VercelLive address, domains, deploys and build logs
- CloudflarePages and Workers Builds: addresses, builds and logs
- Git-based CMSMarkdown, MDX and Keystatic files, plus Decap and TinaCMS
- Git and publishingDrafts, restore points, branches and publish
- Next.jsVisual editing for Next.js sites
- IntegrationsEvery tool Xodia works with
- PricingPlans, limits and the free trial