Claude writes the site
Explain what you want — pages, tone, colours. Claude Code writes clean HTML, CSS and JavaScript and shows you a preview first.
A hands-on guide to going from a plain-English idea to a live site on your Webuzo-hosted domain — with Claude doing the code, the commits and the deploy.
You don't need a web developer or an FTP client. You need a domain, a repo and a conversation.
Explain what you want — pages, tone, colours. Claude Code writes clean HTML, CSS and JavaScript and shows you a preview first.
Every change is a commit. Roll back a bad edit in seconds, and always know exactly what's live.
Through the Webuzo MCP server, Claude pulls your repo onto the host and deploys it to public_html — SSL included.
The same workflow we used to build this very site.
Add your Webuzo MCP endpoint and API token to Claude Code, then ask Claude to list your domains to confirm it works.
Create a repo, then register it in Webuzo's Git tool. A .deploy.json file tells Webuzo which files to copy and where.
Tell Claude what the site is for and which pages you need. Be specific about tone and audience — it shows in the result.
Claude opens the pages in a browser pane so you can check layout, mobile view and forms before anything goes live.
Claude commits, pushes to GitHub, then has Webuzo pull and deploy. It checks the live URL to confirm.
Paste it into Claude Code once Webuzo is connected.
Tip: mention your domain by name so Claude deploys to the right place.
No. It helps to know what you want the site to say and look like. Claude handles the HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and explains anything you ask about.
Claude asks before outward-facing steps like pushing to GitHub or deploying to your live domain, unless you've told it up front to go ahead.
It's an endpoint on your Webuzo panel that exposes hosting actions — domains, DNS, SSL, Git, email — as tools Claude can call. Think of it as a remote control for your hosting account.
Yes. It's just files in a GitHub repo. Edit them anywhere, push, and redeploy from Webuzo's Git panel or by asking Claude.
Send us your question and we'll point you in the right direction.