A brief becomes a real page.Manage multiple sites from one AI app
Configure named sites in the local proxy and confirm the destination before each task.
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Before you start
- A practice site and permission for the task.
- A supported client and Node proxy.
- A separate Application Password for each site.
Let’s do this, step by step.
Step 01
Create credentials for each site
On each site, use Connection → MCP to choose a client, Application password in Step 2 and Create password in Step 3, or use Users → Profile. The wizard only generates single-site configurations; build the multi-site registry separately.
Prepare a separate application password for each intended site. The connection wizard sets up one site at a time. Keep the credentials private while you build the multi-site list.
Step 02
Prepare named site entries
Create a private EMCP_SITES registry or an EMCP_SITES_FILE with each alias, URL, username, and Application Password.
Use clear names such as client-staging. The registry contains credentials, so keep it out of shared project repositories and recordings.
Step 03
Choose the default
Set EMCP_DEFAULT_SITE to the intended starting alias and launch the proxy with the registry.
The default decides where a new session starts. It is still worth checking the site before every editing task.
Step 04
List and switch
Ask the AI to list configured sites, then switch to the intended alias with emcp_use_site.
The local proxy keeps an active site for the session. Reconfirm the actual URL after switching.
Step 05
Use one-call routing when appropriate
For one lookup on another site, pass its site alias on that call without switching the session default.
A one-call target avoids changing where later work goes. State the intended site explicitly in your request.
Step 06
Verify separate sites
Read a known page from each practice site and compare URLs as well as IDs.
The same page number can exist on different sites. Check both identity and page ID before allowing a write.
You’re done when…
The agent reads the correct records from two distinct named sites.
Keep the reference handy.
The docs cover tool details and requirements for this lesson.