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Latest updates, feature announcements, and security news from Panelica.
How to Connect ChatGPT / Codex CLI to Your Hosting Panel via MCP
A step-by-step guide to wiring Codex CLI to the Panelica MCP server via ~/.codex/config.toml, giving it the same 404-tool catalogue available to any MCP client.
Read MoreWhat Is MCP (Model Context Protocol) and Why Hosting Panels Need It
MCP is the open standard that lets AI assistants discover and call a hosting panel's real API as structured tools instead of guessing — here is why that matters.
Read MoreHow to Manage a Web Server with Claude Code (One Command Setup)
Connect Claude Code to your Panelica panel with a single claude mcp add command and start managing accounts, domains, databases and deployments in plain English.
Read MoreCreate a WordPress Site by Talking to an AI: A Real Walkthrough
A real, tool-by-tool walkthrough of an AI assistant creating a domain, database, WordPress install and SSL certificate through the Panelica MCP server.
Read MorecPanel vs Panelica in 2026: Which Panel Can Your AI Actually Use?
cPanel has no official MCP server or embedded AI agent in 2026; Panelica has both, plus a Telegram bridge — a fair, detailed comparison of what each panel offers.
Read MoreDocker App Hosting for Resellers: What You Sell, and Why No One Gets Root
How to sell one-click Docker app hosting: what the customer buys, the three product shapes, real multi-tenant isolation, and a shared hosting vs VPS vs container comparison.
Read MoreSelf-Hosted Alternatives: What Each App Actually Needs to Run
How to read a Docker app catalogue memory figure honestly: main-container floors, multi-container apps, the Immich example, and plain OS containers for building your own stack.
Read More403 Forbidden: A Decision Tree for Permissions, WAF Rules and the Ones That Only Happen on HTTPS
A 403 has five common sources and they need opposite fixes. Here is how to tell file permissions from a WAF block from an access rule in under two minutes, including the 403s that appear only over HTTPS.
Read MoreRoundcube Alternatives in 2026: What to Run Instead, and When Not to Bother
SnappyMail, SOGo, Cypht and Nextcloud Mail compared against Roundcube 1.7.2. RainLoop is finished, SOGo 6 is still alpha, and for most servers the honest answer is that Roundcube is fine — here is when it is not.
Read MoreSOGo vs Roundcube: Groupware or Webmail, and Why the Answer Is Rarely Both
Roundcube is a webmail client. SOGo is a groupware server with calendars, contacts and ActiveSync. They are not competitors, and picking the wrong one costs you either features you needed or complexity you did not.
Read MoreCentOS Web Panel vs VestaCP in 2026: One Is Still Patched, the Other Has Not Cut a Release Since 2021
CWP shipped a security-focused release on 27 July 2026. VestaCP's last tagged release was November 2021, though commits continue. If you are choosing between them for a RHEL-family server, that gap is the entire decision.
Read MoreaaPanel vs CyberPanel in 2026: Two Free Panels Chasing the Same Server
Both are free, both run on RHEL-family Linux, both ship Docker. aaPanel wins on application catalogue and polish; CyberPanel wins on web server performance and open governance. The security records point in different directions.
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