xCloud plugin for ChatGPT
Ask ChatGPT About Your Servers and Sites
The xCloud plugin for ChatGPT answers from your real xCloud data: which sites need updates, which have known vulnerabilities, when the last backup ran and why a deploy failed. It is read-only, so it can look but never change anything.
Add to ChatGPT- Read-only by design
- You choose which teams it can see
- Free with your xCloud account
- Answers from your live servers and sites
Which of my sites have known vulnerabilities?
Used xCloud · read-only
2 of your 14 sites have known vulnerabilities:
- shop.example.comContact form pluginHigh
- blog.example.comSlider pluginMedium
Both have a fixed version available. You can update them from each site in your xCloud dashboard.
The xCloud plugin for ChatGPT lets you ask about your xCloud servers and sites in plain words, inside any ChatGPT chat. It reads servers, sites, SSL, backups, monitoring, WordPress updates, vulnerabilities and alerts from the teams you choose, and it cannot change anything. It comes free with your xCloud account.
HOW IT WORKS
You Ask in ChatGPT, xCloud Answers
No dashboards to open and no tabs to compare. The answer comes back in the same chat.
You Ask
In your own words, in any chat. "Which of my sites have known vulnerabilities?" is enough.
The Plugin Reads xCloud
Signed in once with your xCloud account, it reads only the teams you allowed, and only what xCloud already stores.
ChatGPT Answers
You get a plain answer about your servers and sites, and for anything you want changed, where in the xCloud dashboard to do it.
SETUP
Ready in Three Steps
One sign-in, then ask from any chat.
Add the Plugin
Select Add to ChatGPT on this page, or open Plugins in the ChatGPT sidebar, find xCloud and install it.
Connect xCloud
xCloud opens in a new tab. Sign in, choose the teams ChatGPT may read, and allow access. It only ever gets read access.
Ask in Any Chat
Mention xCloud or just ask about your servers and sites. ChatGPT uses the plugin when your question needs it.
TRY ONE OF THESE
Questions People Ask First
Copy one into ChatGPT after you connect.
"Which of my sites have known vulnerabilities?"
Lists affected sites with the plugin or theme and the severity, from your xCloud security data.
"Which WordPress sites need updates this week?"
Pending core, plugin and theme updates across the sites you can see.
"Are any SSL certificates expiring soon?"
Certificate status and expiry dates for each site and domain.
"When did my store site last back up?"
Backup history and the status of the latest backup, Docker sites included.
"Why did my last deploy fail?"
The deploy diagnosis xCloud recorded for that site, explained in plain words.
"Is any server running low on resources?"
CPU, memory and disk from server monitoring, with recent history and open alerts.
WHAT IT CAN SEE
Everything You Check Before You Act
The plugin reads what xCloud already stores for the teams you allowed.
Servers
Server details, services, provisioning progress, and resource monitoring with history.
Sites and Domains
Site details and status, domains, and the deploy diagnosis when something failed.
SSL Certificates
The current certificate and every certificate on a site, with status and expiry.
Backups
Backup lists, counts and the latest backup status, for WordPress and Docker sites.
Security
Known vulnerabilities per site and across your sites, and your security overview.
Alerts and Speed
Open alerts, uptime monitoring and the latest PageSpeed result for each site.
WHAT IT WON'T DO
It Looks, It Never Touches
Read access is all the plugin can ever get. Want an AI that acts too? Use xCloud MCP or the xCloud AI Assistant.
Change anything
No deploys, restarts, updates, deletions or settings changes. It tells you where in the dashboard to do it.
See teams you didn't pick
Every answer comes from the teams you allowed when you connected. Others are refused.
Touch billing
No plans, invoices, payment methods or prices.
Keep access you take back
Revoke it anytime in xCloud under Profile, API Tokens, Connected apps.
Want Your AI to Make Changes Too?
xCloud MCP connects Claude, Cursor, Codex and other AI tools to xCloud with the actions you allow, and the xCloud AI Assistant does it right inside your dashboard.
xCloud Plugin for ChatGPT FAQs
Access, safety, cost and setup.
What is the xCloud plugin for ChatGPT?
It lets you ask ChatGPT about your xCloud servers and sites in plain words. ChatGPT reads your servers, sites, SSL, backups, monitoring, WordPress updates, vulnerabilities and alerts from xCloud and answers in the chat.
Can the plugin change my servers or sites?
No. It is read-only. Its access only allows reading, and every tool it uses is checked as read-only before it is offered. When you ask for a change, it tells you where in the xCloud dashboard to make it.
Does it cost extra?
No. The plugin comes with your xCloud account at no extra cost. You need a ChatGPT account that can use plugins.
Which teams can it see?
Only the teams you choose on the xCloud sign-in screen when you connect. Questions about any other team are refused.
How do I disconnect it?
In xCloud, open Profile, then API Tokens, and revoke ChatGPT under Connected apps. You can also remove the plugin in ChatGPT.
Can ChatGPT make changes on xCloud at all?
Yes, but not through this plugin. Connect ChatGPT in developer mode to the full xCloud MCP and it can deploy, back up and update with the access you grant, asking before it acts.
How is this different from xCloud MCP?
The ChatGPT plugin is a small, read-only version for asking questions. xCloud MCP is the full connection for AI tools like Claude, Cursor and Codex, and it can also make changes with the access you grant.
Add xCloud to ChatGPT
Connect once, then ask about your servers and sites from any chat. New to xCloud? Create your account first.