You can give your AI control of your website through MCP, an open standard that lets AIs like Claude actually operate tools instead of just talking about them. Connected to Yetty over MCP, your AI can read your leads, edit text, add pages, publish changes and roll them back - all from the same chat you build in. Staged drafts and automatic versions keep it safe: nothing goes live until it’s published, and nothing is ever lost.

Here’s the shift this makes. Today, your AI builds a site and then hands you a folder - its job ends exactly where the real work begins. With a control plane, launch day is the middle of the relationship, not the end.

The control-plane idea

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard way for an AI to use tools - the same idea as apps on a phone. Yetty exposes your live website as a set of tools: read the leads inbox, update this text, add a page, check what changed, publish, roll back. Once connected, you stop being the messenger between your AI and your website. Instead of “generate the new About text, I’ll go paste it somewhere,” you say “update the About page” - and it happens, on the real site, with a record of what changed.

What it can actually do

A few real mornings with a connected AI:

  • “Any new leads?” - it reads your leads inbox and summarizes who wrote and what they want.
  • “Change the headline to X and fix the typo on the pricing page.” - it edits the exact fields, design untouched.
  • “Add a page for the new service, matching the others.” - it drafts the page in your site’s own style.
  • “Publish it.” - the drafts go live, saved as a version.
  • “Actually, put it back how it was yesterday.” - one rollback, done.

The two guarantees that make it safe

Handing an AI the keys sounds scary until you see the locks. Yetty gives you two:

  • Staged drafts. Edits - yours or your AI’s - are drafts first. Nothing your AI writes leaks onto the live site silently; it goes live only when it’s published, and you can preview everything before that moment.
  • Versions and rollback. Every publish is saved as a version with a record of what changed. If anything ever looks wrong, you roll back in one click. There is no move your AI can make that you can’t undo.

Together they turn “give AI control of my website” from a leap of faith into a supervised handoff: the AI does the typing, you keep the publish button and the undo button.

It works from the AI you already use

Because MCP is a standard, this isn’t tied to one product. Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients can all connect - setup is copying one instruction into your AI, which then installs the connection itself in about two minutes. The same AI that built your site becomes the AI that runs it: same chat, same context, real site.

If you’re still choosing where that site should live, the ability to stay AI-managed is one of the five things we scored in the best way to host an AI-built website - and it’s the row most hosts fail. Ready to try it? Connect your AI - two minutes, and your website starts listening.

FAQ

Can my AI change my live website without me knowing?

No. Edits arrive as staged drafts and only go live when published, and every publish is saved as a version you can inspect and roll back in one click.

Which AI tools can manage a website over MCP?

Any MCP client - Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and others. You copy one setup instruction into your AI and it connects itself in about two minutes.

What can an AI actually do on my website once connected?

Read your leads, edit text and images, add pages, check status and analytics, publish drafts, and roll back changes - the same actions you have in the dashboard, in plain language.