This is an overview of the changes to the Webflow APIs and related tools. To filter the list, select one or more tags.
Introducing Webflow's official MCP server and LLMS.txt support
Introducing Webflow’s MCP server
For developers using AI-powered tools like Cursor or Claude Desktop, we provide a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enhances the agent’s understanding of your Webflow projects. The MCP server has tools that enable the AI agent to access real-time information about your sites, collections, and other objects, enabling more accurate and contextual code suggestions and troubleshooting. To see a full list of tools, see the MCP server documentation.
LLMS.txt support
We’re excited to announce compatibility with the emerging llms.txt standard, making your documentation accessible and optimized for AI developer tools such as Cursor, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Anthropic’s Claude.
llms.txt is designed to be token-efficient, ensuring faster processing and cost-effective LLM interactions without sacrificing valuable info.
Learn more
- Use https://developers.webflow.com/llms.txt to access the LLM-readable documentation.
- Additionally, you can access markdown versions of any documentation page to provide a more structured and context-rich experience for LLMs. To access the markdown version of a page, add .md to the end of the URL.
Introducing the Comments API
Webflow is excited to introduce a new Comments API. With these new endpoints, you can programmatically access comments across your Webflow sites, enabling integrations with your existing tools and workflows. This release makes it easier than ever to track feedback, coordinate reviews, and streamline your content management processes.
- List all comment threads
- Get comment thread
- List comment replies
- Create webhook with a new
comment_createdtrigger - New comment thread webhook
Timing on comments
There may be up to a 5-minute delay before comment threads appear in the system. This delay may also occur in webhook notifications.
Add .well-known files to your site
In addition to existing support for site configuration, the Data API now supports setting and deleting .well-known files. This empowers site managers to automate and streamline the management of site metadata and security configurations, enhancing integration with modern web protocols and improving overall site interoperability. For more information, see Wefblow’s help documentation on .well-known files.
Control form settings and fields
We’ve added new methods to manage form settings using the Designer API. This means you can now create forms using the element creation methods with the FormForm element preset. Once the form is created, or if you already have a form created, you can use the new methods to manage the following settings:
- Name: the name of the form
- Redirect URL: the URL to redirect to after the form is submitted
- Action: the URL to send the form data to
- Method: the HTTP method to use when sending the form data
Form settings
Form fields
Additionally, you can manage required fields on forms.
