Netlify
Connect Netlify and every site Netlify builds from your GitHub repository shows its live address, domains and deploys in Xodia, updated the moment a deploy changes. A failed build's error is one click from your AI.
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Publishing's Live site card for a site on Netlify: the live address risebakery.com, deployed from main two hours ago, and under Builds and checks a failed Netlify build on the spring-hours branch with its error and Fix with your agent, and a passed GitHub check.
What you getLink to this section
- The live address and domains, and when the live branch last deployed
- Every deploy of every branch, ready, building or failed, with a link to its log
- A failed build's error, sent to your AI with Fix with your agent
- Your Netlify environment variables, copied into the preview in one step; secret values stay on Netlify
- Status updates the moment a deploy changes, through the deploy notifications Xodia adds to linked sites
Host connections come with Starter, Pro and Agency. Starter and up Owners and admins can connect by default.
Connect NetlifyLink to this section
Open Connections
In Xodia, open Connections in the workspace sidebar.
Choose Connect on the Netlify row
Under Hosting, choose Connect on the Netlify row and approve Xodia on Netlify.
Sites link on their own
Sites that Netlify builds from your GitHub repositories link to their Xodia projects. Open a project's Settings, Publishing to see its live site and deploys.
What Xodia can see and changeLink to this section
Netlify doesn't offer limited access, so approving Xodia gives it access to your whole Netlify account. Xodia only reads sites, deploys, domains and the names of variables.
It changes one thing: it adds deploy notifications to the sites it links, so status arrives right away. Disconnecting removes them, and nothing else on Netlify is touched. Xodia never deploys: publishing merges into your live branch and Netlify builds it.
TroubleshootingLink to this section
No Netlify site builds this repositoryLink to this section
Import the GitHub repository on Netlify first. A site that doesn't build from the project's repository won't link on its own.
A variable says SecretLink to this section
Netlify never gives that value out, not even to Xodia. Add it to the preview yourself in Settings, Environment.