Cloudzyro
officialDeploy and host websites straight from your AI tool. Create a site, publish files, get a live cloudzyro.app link in seconds, and restore any earlier version in one click.
What can you do with Cloudzyro MCP?
- Check and create a site — Ask your AI tool to confirm a free address and create the site with the name you want.
- Deploy from a project folder — Upload a local project folder up to 250 MB and follow the deploy until it goes live.
- Deploy chat-built files — Send a few small files directly when the site was written in a chat conversation.
- Check deploy status — Ask why a deploy failed or confirm a deploy finished and get the live address.
- List and inspect sites — List your workspace's sites and view each one's status and details.
- Restore an earlier version — List saved versions and restore a previous one to roll back a site.
Hosted MCP Server
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Documentation
Cloudzyro hosts the websites and web apps you build with AI. Connect Cloudzyro to your AI tool once, then ask it to put your site online: it creates the site, uploads the files and gives you a live address.
Get started
- Create a free account at console.cloudzyro.com. Sign in with GitHub or with a link sent to your email.
- Connect Cloudzyro to your AI tool using the steps below.
- Ask your AI tool to put your site online. It appears in your Cloudzyro console as soon as it’s created, with a free address like yourname.cloudzyro.app.
Connect your AI tool
Every AI tool connects to the same address:
https://api.cloudzyro.com/mcp
You sign in to Cloudzyro once per tool and choose which workspace it can use. Sites deployed from any tool land in the same workspace.
Claude (claude.ai and the Claude apps)
- In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector, name it Cloudzyro and paste the address above.
- Leave the sign-in settings Claude detects (Sign in now, and Claude’s published identity) and choose Add.
- Choose Connect, sign in to Cloudzyro, pick your workspace and allow access.
On Claude Team and Enterprise plans, only an admin can add connectors.
If you also use Claude Code and sign in to it with the same Claude account, Cloudzyro is available there automatically. There’s nothing to add twice.
Claude Code
Run this in your terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http cloudzyro https://api.cloudzyro.com/mcp
Then in Claude Code, run /mcp, choose Cloudzyro and sign in.
Other AI tools
Any AI tool that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in can connect. Look for MCP servers or connectors in its settings, add the address above, and sign in to Cloudzyro when asked.
Put a site online
Ask in your own words. A few examples:
- “Put this site online with Cloudzyro.”
- “Build a one-page site for my bakery and put it online at mybakery.cloudzyro.app.”
- “Deploy the latest changes to my portfolio site.”
- “The last deploy failed. Find out why and fix it.”
- “Restore my site to the previous version.”
What your AI tool does:
- Checks the address you want is free, then creates the site.
- Uploads your files. From a coding tool on your computer it sends the project folder; from a chat it sends the files it wrote.
- Follows the deploy until the site is live, or tells you exactly what went wrong.
- Gives you the live address. The site is also in your Cloudzyro console, where you can add a domain, invite your team and see traffic.
What your AI tool can do
Your AI tool can create and deploy sites, but nothing it does can’t be undone: deleting sites, plans and secrets stay in the console.
Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
check_name | Checks whether a site address is available |
create_site | Creates a site with the address you choose |
get_upload_link, deploy_upload | Uploads a project folder from your computer, up to 250 MB |
deploy_files | Sends a few small files directly, ideal for sites built in a chat |
get_deployment | Follows a deploy until it’s live, or shows why it failed |
list_sites, get_site | Lists your sites and shows each one’s status and details |
list_versions, restore_version | Lists earlier versions and restores one |
What stays in the Cloudzyro console
- Deleting a site
- Environment variables and secrets. AI tools can’t see or set them, and never send.env files or keys.
- Plans and billing
- Custom domains
- Your team and their roles
Caching
Cloudzyro caches your site’s static files (images, CSS, JavaScript, fonts and PDFs) so they load fast everywhere. If a static file is meant for one signed-in visitor only, like an avatar or an invoice, serve it with the header Cache-Control: private.
Addresses and domains
Every site gets a free address you choose, like yourname.cloudzyro.app. Using your own domain is free on every plan too.
To add your own domain:
- In the console, open the site, then Domains, and add your domain.
- At your DNS provider, add one CNAME record pointing to
domains.cloudzyro.app. The console shows the exact record. - Cloudzyro checks your DNS and sets up the certificate automatically. Once the domain is live, the cloudzyro.app address redirects to it.
DNS changes can take a while to reach everyone, so a new domain may show as waiting for a short time.
Versions and restore
Every deploy is saved as a version. The free Launch plan keeps your last 5 versions and Boost keeps 30. You can restore any saved version from the site’s Versions page, or by asking your AI tool.
Plans and limits
You choose a plan per site, so you only pay for the sites that need more. Team members are free on every plan.
Launch | Boost | |
|---|---|---|
Price | Free | $20 per site per month, plus applicable taxes |
Memory | 512 MB | 2 GB |
CPU | 1 CPU | 4 CPUs |
Traffic | 100 GB a month | 1 TB a month |
Versions kept | 5 | 30 |
Builds | In turn | First in the queue |
Own domain | Free | Free |
At the traffic limit | Slows to 20 Mbit/s, stays online | Slows to 100 Mbit/s, stays online |
We email you at 80% and 100% of a site’s traffic. Move a site to Boost or back from its Settings page in the console. Payments are handled by Paddle, which charges in your local currency. For larger needs, contact us about Enterprise.
Teams and roles
Role | What they can do |
|---|---|
Owner | Everything, including payment details when they are the workspace’s billing contact |
Admin | Create, deploy and restore sites, manage domains and GitHub, change plans, invite members |
Member | View sites, deploys and usage. An AI tool connected by a member can look but not change anything. |
Invite people from the Team page in the console.
Security and your data
- Each connection reaches only the one workspace you chose when you signed in.
- AI tools can’t see or set environment variables, delete sites or change plans.
- To disconnect, remove Cloudzyro from your AI tool’s connectors. You can also see and remove connected tools in the console’s Settings.
- How we handle your data is set out in our privacy policy.
Troubleshooting
Problem | What to do |
|---|---|
Cloudzyro doesn’t show up in Claude Code | Sign in to Claude Code with your Claude account, not an API key. Run |
A deploy failed | Ask your AI tool to check the deploy, or open the site in the console. Your previous version stays online. |
My domain is stuck waiting for DNS | Check the CNAME record matches the one shown in the console. New DNS records can take a while to spread. |
My AI tool says it isn’t allowed to deploy | You’re a member of the workspace. Ask an owner or admin to change your role. |
Get help
Email support@cloudzyro.com and include your site’s address.