{"id":9743,"date":"2026-08-13T13:18:46","date_gmt":"2026-08-13T13:18:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.hostinger.com\/blog\/?p=9743"},"modified":"2026-08-13T13:18:48","modified_gmt":"2026-08-13T13:18:48","slug":"hostinger-connector-usage","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.hostinger.com\/blog\/hostinger-connector-usage\/","title":{"rendered":"Developers are letting AI touch the scary part: production"},"content":{"rendered":"

Developers don’t just code with AI. They use coding agents to run what they built.<\/em><\/p>

VILNIUS, Lithuania – AI coding tools spent the last two years getting better at writing, testing, and debugging code. Now that AI is part of everyday coding, with <\/strong>more than half of professional developers using it daily<\/strong><\/a>, that phase is becoming the baseline. The harder problem is what developers and their coding agents do after the code is ready: deploy it, configure it, and keep it running.<\/strong><\/p>

At Hostinger, more than 19,000 customers have already tried doing exactly that through Hostinger Connector<\/a>, the free add-on that lets developers and coding agents manage Hostinger services directly from their AI-assisted coding workspace. Around 1,500 use it every day, completing 30,000 to 40,000 actions daily to manage websites and services.<\/p>

“AI helped developers move faster from idea to code. Now they want the same speed from code to live project. The fact that people are coming back every day and taking tens of thousands of actions through the Connector shows this is no longer a nice-to-have. It is the next workflow they want AI to help with,” said Saulius Lazaravičius, vice president of product at Hostinger.<\/p>

Hostinger Connector closes the gap between code and launch by giving developers and their coding agents a way to manage websites, domains, servers, and other Hostinger services from the same workspace. It works across AI-assisted coding environments such as VS Code, Cursor, Devin, and Antigravity, as well as coding agents like Claude Code and Codex.<\/p>

Once connected, users can deploy websites, edit files, change settings, manage DNS, update nameservers, check server resources, manage firewall rules, handle SSH keys, and more. The Connector also supports AI-assisted workflows, such as generating a frontend and connecting it to WordPress, Hostinger Ecommerce, a CMS, or a custom backend.<\/p>

Hostinger is continuing to expand what the Connector can do, with recent additions including Hostinger Reach for email marketing and Hostinger Ecommerce for online sales.<\/p>

Hostinger is not the only signal that AI coding is moving beyond code suggestions. Popular tools such as Gemini Code Assist, Cline, Continue, Amazon Q, and others now help developers generate and review code, run commands, write tests, edit files, and connect to external tools. The pattern is clear: the IDE is becoming a workbench for more of the software workflow, not just a place to write code.<\/p>

As AI coding tools become more capable, the developer workflow will keep moving toward fewer separate tools and more connected environments. This phase will be defined not only by how well assistants generate code, but by how safely and reliably they help people turn that code into working products.<\/p>

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