Agent-first hosting: create apps, commit code, deploy, get HTTPS URLs. OAuth sign-in, no tokens.
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
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"mcpServers": {
"com-xhostd-mcp": {
"command": "<see-readme>",
"args": []
}
}
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Claude Code plugin for xhost — deploy static sites and dynamic applications. Push code, get HTTPS URLs.
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Claude Code plugin for xhost — deploy static sites and dynamic applications. Push code, get HTTPS URLs.
/plugin marketplace add yairl/xhost-sdk
/plugin install xhost@xhost-sdk
Installing the plugin registers both the xhost skill and the remote MCP server (https://mcp.xhostd.com/mcp/).
After installing, reload plugins in your current session:
/reload-plugins
Run /mcp, select xhost, and choose Authenticate. Your browser opens for Google sign-in — no token needed.
Just use /xhost — it handles everything:
"deploy my website" → signs up, creates app, pushes, deploys
"check my app status" → shows apps, channels, URLs, deploy state
"create a preview for this branch" → pushes branch, creates preview URL
Or invoke it explicitly:
/xhost
The single /xhost skill handles account setup, app creation, deploys, previews, and status checks. Claude figures out what you need from context.
install.sh + launch.sh)install.sh + launch.sh)/xhost or the API)install.sh (install deps) then launch.sh (start app on $PORT)MIT