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We explain what's happening before we show the code.
CC Guide started in Cape Town as a set of notes for friends who kept asking the same question: "Can AI just build my website and put it online?" With Claude and a Webuzo host, the answer turned out to be yes — so we wrote it all down.
Most "AI website builder" tutorials stop at a screenshot. We care about the boring part that actually matters: getting your site onto your domain, on your hosting, in a way you can maintain.
That's why every guide here uses tools you own — a GitHub repo for your code and a Webuzo account for your hosting — with Claude as the assistant that connects them.
We explain what's happening before we show the code.
Claude asks before it pushes or deploys anything live.
Your site is plain files you can move to any host.
Every guide is run end-to-end on a live Webuzo server.
Three people, one shared frustration with FTP.
Ran a small web agency for eight years. Now writes the guides she wishes she'd had.
Keeps the test servers alive and knows every corner of the Webuzo panel.
Makes sure the sites Claude builds look good and work for everyone.
First notes shared with friends on deploying static sites to shared hosting.
Switched our own hosting to Webuzo and started using Claude for site builds.
Webuzo MCP server lets Claude manage domains, DNS and Git deploys directly.
CC Guide launches — built and deployed end-to-end by Claude.
We're always looking for real-world projects to turn into guides.