Agency dashboards, Magic Login apps, browser extensions and AI agent workflows the xCloud community built on the xCloud API, MCP and Docker hosting. Real projects, shared by the people who made them.
Collected from the xCloud Self Hosting Community, October 2026.
Featured Builds
Three members replaced paid site management tools with dashboards they built on the xCloud API. Each one runs updates, backups and checks for their clients from a single screen.
A ManageWP and BlogVault replacement Donald built for his agency. It tracks updates, uptime, security findings, domains and SSL across 135+ client sites, with malware removal and an Umami analytics integration.
“Managed to create my own ManageWP/Blogvault site to save me $200 per year.”
A Site Care module inside Tobi’s own client management system. Clients see whether their sites are up to date, and he runs safe updates, backups and Magic Login for every xCloud site without installing a plugin on any of them.
“Think ManageWP, but without the trouble of installing a companion plugin.”
Part of the agency dashboard Shaun has built over six months. A connector plugin per site reports vulnerabilities from Wordfence and WP Vulnerability, sends a digest email every 12 hours and runs remote updates, while the xCloud API pulls in server and site data.
Everything in one place, without hunting through multiple systems.
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A ManageWP and BlogVault replacement Donald built for his agency. It tracks updates, uptime, security findings, domains and SSL across 135+ client sites, with malware removal and an Umami analytics integration.
A Site Care module inside Tobi’s own client management system. Clients see whether their sites are up to date, and he runs safe updates, backups and Magic Login for every xCloud site without installing a plugin on any of them.
Part of the agency dashboard Shaun has built over six months. A connector plugin per site reports vulnerabilities from Wordfence and WP Vulnerability, sends a digest email every 12 hours and runs remote updates, while the xCloud API pulls in server and site data.
A free Chrome extension that puts every xCloud-hosted WordPress site in the toolbar, with search and real site titles. One click opens wp-admin through Magic Login, and the API key stays in the browser.
A free Mac app to search, launch and Magic Login to every site on an xCloud account, built for quick access to client sites when updates are due.
A community MCP server to manage xCloud servers and sites from Claude, Codex or any agent: backups, vulnerability scans, PageSpeed checks, cache, WordPress updates, Magic Login and logs. Read-only tokens can’t change anything, destructive actions ask first and releases are signed.
Hourly backups with their own schedule for each site. It runs as a Docker app on xCloud and triggers backups through the API without touching xCloud’s own backup settings. The API triggers full backups only, so watch storage.
A native macOS menu bar app showing sites and servers at a glance, with failed sites, SSL warnings and backup failures. It started as a community post and became the official xCloud Pulse app in v2.6.6.
Novamira HQ links an xCloud account with an API token and brings every WordPress site, staging sites included, into Novamira for AI to work with.
Fabrizio tuned his Bricks site on xCloud with xSpeed Cache, Novamira and Claude, reaching a desktop PageSpeed score of 100. He found Opus made the difference over Sonnet for finding issues.
A video walkthrough and Docker Compose gist for running Rybbit, an open-source analytics tool, on xCloud. It builds on a compose script M Asif Rahman shared in the group. Rybbit later became a one-click app.
An agent skill that takes any project, writes the Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml, and deploys it to xCloud. A personal side project from xCloud’s M Asif Rahman, published on ClawHub.
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Official From xCloud
Every project above starts with one of these. They are made and supported by the xCloud team.
Manage servers, sites, backups and more with a scoped token, including across the teams you choose.
Read the docsConnect Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT or any MCP client and manage your infrastructure in plain language.
Connect via MCPInstallable skills that teach your agent how to work with your xCloud servers and sites.
Browse agent skillsA free macOS menu bar app for your sites and servers. It started as a community build.
Learn moreBuild Your Own
One member built a Safari Magic Login extension on the API in a little over two minutes. Here is the path most builders took.
Example prompts from the unofficial xCloud MCP post. Replies depend on your agent and setup.
Submit Your Build
Dashboards, apps, extensions, agent workflows, tutorials: if it uses xCloud, we want to see it. The xCloud team reviews every submission before it appears here.
Post your build in the community, where every project on this page was first shared.
Share Your BuildA collection of tools, apps and workflows that xCloud users built on the xCloud API, MCP server, Agent Skills and Docker hosting, gathered from the xCloud Self Hosting Community group.
Anyone who built something that uses xCloud. Submit it with the form on this page or share it in the community group, and the xCloud team will review it.
No. Private tools are welcome. Several featured dashboards are private tools agencies use for their own clients.
Community builds are made and maintained by their authors, not by xCloud. Review the code and the access a tool asks for before you connect an API token. Projects marked Official are made and supported by the xCloud team.
Members have built client dashboards, backup schedulers, Magic Login apps for Mac, Chrome and Safari, an MCP server and AI agents that create WordPress sites from a chat message.
Create an API token in your xCloud account, then use the REST API, connect an MCP client or install Agent Skills. The xCloud docs cover each option.
Start with a free account, connect your server and put the API, MCP or Agent Skills to work. Then come back and show us what you made.
