Ask in your own words. “Add the news about Saturday’s party.” Your assistant changes a draft of your website, never the website that is already online.
A Tsurito guide
Change your website from Claude or ChatGPT.Step by step.
In 10 minutes you connect Tsurito to your assistant. Then you ask for changes in your own words, see how they look and publish them. And, if you like, Claude publishes your news every morning on its own.
You need your Tsurito account and your Claude or ChatGPT. Everything you have to do is on this page.
Claude + TsuritoAdd a news item: on Saturday the 22nd there is a swap market in the square.
Done in the draft. Here is how it looks on a phone. Shall I publish it?
Published on your website
01 · The connector
Tsurito, inside your chat
The connector links your Tsurito account to the Claude or ChatGPT you already use. Under the hood it is an MCP server: a standard plug that lets an AI assistant work with other apps. All you notice is that your assistant can now read and change your website.
Look at the preview. It shows you how the change looks on a computer and on a phone before anyone else sees it.
You publish it. Nothing goes online until you press Publish, in the chat or in Tsurito. The one exception is scheduled publishing, if you turn it on.
It uses your own Claude or ChatGPT, with the subscription you already pay them. The connector costs nothing more.
It works from your phone too, in the Claude or ChatGPT app, wherever you are.
They are the same websites. The ones in Tsurito Studio. What you change in the chat you also see in the app.
Each day has an allowance of previews and publishes from the chat, larger on an account that pays for a website.
Before you start
Copy the connector’s address
It is the same for Claude and for ChatGPT. Copy it now: you’ll paste it in step 3.
https://api.tsurito.com/mcp
When you connect, Claude or ChatGPT asks you to sign in with your Tsurito account, with its email address confirmed. If it is not yet, open the Tsurito app and, in Account and settings, under Account, we send you a code.
02 · Claude
Connect Tsurito to Claude
On claude.ai, in the desktop app or in the phone app. You do it once and it works in all your chats.
Open Settings
Press your name at the bottom left and choose “Settings”.
Go to Connectors and add one
In the left column, under “Customize”, press “Connectors”. Then press “Add”, “Custom” and “Web”.
Call it Tsurito and paste the address
Type Tsurito as the name and paste the address you copied. Keep the sign-in it suggests and press “Add”.
Press Connect
Sign in with your Tsurito account and press “Allow”. It is now linked to your account.
Choose the permissions
On the same page you’ll see “Tool permissions”. Decide how much Claude asks you: we explain it just below, with a panel you can try.
Turn it on in a chat and try it
In a new chat, press “+”, open “Connectors” and turn Tsurito on. Type “Show me my websites”: if it lists them, you are connected.
A name doesn’t match? Claude sometimes moves its menus. Look for Connectors under Settings or under Customize, on the left.
02 · Claude · Permissions
You decide how much Claude asks you
Each Tsurito tool is an action Claude can take: read your website, add a section, change a text. Under “Tool permissions” you choose whether Claude uses it without asking or asks you first. You can do it all at once, by group, or one by one.
- Always allowClaude uses it without asking you.
- Needs approvalClaude asks you in the chat each time it needs it. That is how it starts.
- BlockClaude never uses it, even if you ask.
Pick a way and watch the panel change
Tool permissions
Each group has a menu that changes all its tools at once.
- Read-only toolsThey read your websites, their pages and their versions. They change nothing.Always allow
- Interactive toolsThey change the draft: add a page or a section, change texts, show you the preview. They don’t publish.Always allow
- Write/delete toolsThey bring a picture from a web address and publish the draft’s data, only if the website has Automatic data publishing on.Needs approval
How to change them in Claude
- 1Open Settings, Connectors and press Tsurito.
- 2Under “Tool permissions”, open a group’s menu, for example “Needs approval”.
- 3Choose “Always allow”: it changes every tool in that group at once.
- 4Or open the group and press ✓, ✋ or ⊘ on each tool, one by one.
- 5It saves by itself. You can change it whenever you like.
Manual mode and Auto mode. These permissions rule in Claude’s Manual mode. In Auto mode, an automated check blocks what it flags as risky; otherwise Claude may act without asking, even for tools set to “Needs approval”. On a Team or Enterprise plan, the organisation’s Owner sets these permissions for everyone.
You are connected
Try asking it
Write to it as you would to a person. If you have more than one website, start by saying which one.
Claude + TsuritoShow me my websites.
You have 2 websites. Which one shall we work on?
On the association’s home page, change the title to “Autumn festival 2026”.
Add a news item: on Saturday the 22nd there is a swap market in the square.
Done in the draft. Shall I show you the preview?
Yes, on a phone. If it looks right, I’ll publish it.
03 · ChatGPT
Connect Tsurito to ChatGPT
On chatgpt.com, as a custom MCP server. ChatGPT turns it into a plugin you call from any chat.
Open Plugins and press +
Then choose “Add custom MCP server”.
Fill in the server’s details
Call it Tsurito and write a short description. Paste the connector’s address as the server’s address and choose OAuth to sign in.
Read the warning and create it
Press “I understand and want to continue”, then “Create as a plugin”.
Install it and call it with @
In a new chat, type “@” and choose Tsurito. The first time, sign in with your Tsurito account and allow access.
ChatGPT asks you to confirm each change. When it asks, you can have it remember your answer for the rest of that chat. A new chat asks again.
04 · Scheduled publishing
Let your news go online by itself
When what changes often is the data and not the website, such as news or a calendar, Claude can come by every morning to bring it. In Tsurito this is called Automatic data publishing. Here is the example of an association that publishes its news.
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At 7:10, Claude gets going
A scheduled task in your Claude, in the cloud. Your computer does not need to be on.
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It reads your new news
From wherever you write it down, for example a document in your cloud.
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It changes your website’s draft
It adds the news item to the list the website already has, or updates the calendar.
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Tsurito checks it and publishes it
It looks at it on a computer and on a phone. If it looks right, it is online in a few minutes.
Goes online by itself
- The data of the sections the website already has: texts, lists, links and pictures.
- The text and link of the announcement bar, and the contact details.
- New pages of a kind the website already has, such as a news item, linked from a list that is already there.
Waits for you
- The design: colours, fonts, brand pictures and how each section is presented.
- Sections added, moved or removed, and pages of a new kind.
- The website’s name, menu, footer and languages, and the titles of the pages it already has.
If the draft carries any change from the second list, nothing goes online by itself, not even the news. Tsurito checks how it looks, not whether the news is right: that is still up to you.
04 · Part A · In Tsurito
Get your website ready
You do this once, in Tsurito’s Panel. That way the website knows it can receive Claude’s news.
Have the news list on your website
If it does not have one yet, ask Claude or Tsurito Studio to add a news list or a calendar, and publish it yourself once. Automatic publishing only fills in what the website already has.
Open your website in the Panel
In Tsurito’s Panel, or in the Panel inside Tsurito Studio, open the website and look for “Automatic data publishing”.
Press “Turn it on”
Read what goes online by itself and accept. On a free website you also accept that it keeps a single version: what is published cannot be undone.
Choose how often your assistant comes by
Every day, Monday to Friday or every week. If a day goes by after that with no word from Claude, Tsurito emails you.
Copy the text for Claude
Under “Set it up in your assistant”, press “Copy the text”. It already carries your website’s name and address.
Do not edit by hand without publishing. If the draft has changes made by hand in Edit, nothing goes online by itself until you publish them or throw them away. Someone editing by hand may be halfway through.
The task’s text
This is what you will tell Claude
It is the text you copy in the Panel. You only need to complete line 1: where your news is.
Keep the data of my website “[your website’s name]” ([its address]) up to date with Tsurito. Each time this task runs: 1. Read the new data from: [for example, the “Association news” document in my cloud] 2. Change only data the website already shows: the texts, lists, links and pictures of its sections, the announcement bar, the contact details, or one more page of a kind it already has, such as a news item. Do not change its design, its sections, its menu or the titles of its pages. 3. If the data is missing or unclear, change nothing. 4. At the end, also when nothing changed, call publish_data_if_allowed once for this website. 5. Tell me in one or two sentences what changed and what publish_data_if_allowed answered. Before you set the task up, read the website and ask me what you need to know, such as where each piece of data goes.
Better copy yours from the Panel: it already carries your website’s name and address. This is only an example so you know what it says.
04 · Part B · In Claude
Schedule the task in Claude
Claude’s scheduled tasks run in the cloud, at the time you choose, even with your computer off.
Let it publish without asking you
In Settings, Connectors and Tsurito, set “Write/delete tools” to “Always allow”. It is the “Everything at once” way of the permissions: a scheduled task cannot wait for you to press a button.
Create a task under Scheduled
Press “Scheduled” in Claude’s left column and create a new task. You can also ask for it in a chat: “Schedule this task every day at 7:10”.
Paste the text and say where your news is
Paste the text you copied in the Panel and complete line 1. Claude may ask you where each piece of data goes: answer it.
Choose the time
The same frequency you chose in Tsurito. Better a minute that is not on the hour, such as 7:10 rather than 7:00: fewer tasks start then.
Choose “Automatically approve”
That way the task uses Tsurito on its own, without you being there.
Try it once
Run it now and look at your website’s page in Tsurito’s Panel: it says what really happened. If it was published, the new version is marked “Automatic”.
Do not rely on Claude’s history alone. It can show a run as done even when nothing was published. Your website’s page in the Panel always says what happened, and Tsurito emails you if something could not be published.
Go over the permissions
Tsurito cannot promise that every assistant lets a task run on its own, or that it will keep allowing it.
If something does not work
Frequently asked questions
What people ask most in the first week.
Claude keeps asking me for permission. Is that normal?
Yes, that is how it starts. Set “Read-only tools” and “Interactive tools” to “Always allow” and it stops asking to read and change the draft. It is in part 02, under permissions.
Is “Always allow” on everything risky?
No tool publishes what you ask for in the chat without your own press. The write/delete tools bring pictures from outside and publish data only if the website has Automatic data publishing on. If you don’t use it, leave them on “Needs approval”.
Why was nothing published this morning?
Automatic publishing may be off or paused, the website may not be online, the draft may have changes made by hand in Edit, the website may already have published itself 4 times today, or the draft may have more than 10 new pages. Your website’s page in the Panel says why.
Can Claude change my website’s design on its own?
No. Changes to the design, sections, menu, languages or titles wait for you to publish them. If the draft carries one, nothing goes online by itself, not even the news.
Does Tsurito check that the news is right?
No. It checks how it looks: that the pages fit the screen, that the pictures load and that no section is left empty. What each news item says is up to you.
What if something goes online that I did not want?
A website with a subscription keeps its latest versions and, on top of them, the 7 latest automatic ones: bring back an earlier one in Versions. When you do, automatic publishing pauses until you turn it on again. A free website only keeps its latest version.
Can I schedule it with ChatGPT?
For scheduled publishing, use Claude for now. ChatGPT asks you to confirm each change, so a task cannot publish on its own. With ChatGPT you ask for changes in the chat and publish them yourself.
How do I turn it off?
Press “Turn it off” on your website’s page in the Panel. Claude’s task may keep running, but nothing goes online by itself until you turn it on again.
Done. Your website now talks to your AI.
Come back to this guide whenever you want to go over a step. And if you don’t have Tsurito Studio on your computer yet, it’s free.