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Claude Code support and Webflow Skills documentation
We’ve expanded our documentation to better support Claude Code users and added comprehensive information about Webflow Skills - production-ready agent capabilities that enhance your Webflow workflows.
What’s new
Claude Code installation guide
Claude Code is now fully documented as a supported AI client for the Webflow MCP server. The Getting Started guide now includes step-by-step instructions for:
- Installing the Webflow MCP server via the Claude Code CLI
- Authenticating with OAuth using the
/mcp listcommand - Connecting the MCP Bridge App
- Writing your first prompts
Quick setup:
Webflow Skills documentation
A new Skills page documents 9 production-ready agent skills that work seamlessly with the Webflow MCP server:
Content Management:
- bulk-cms-update - Create or update multiple CMS items with validation and diff preview
- cms-collection-setup - Create collections with custom fields and relationships
- cms-best-practices - Expert guidance on CMS architecture and optimization
Site Health & Optimization:
- site-audit - Comprehensive site audits with health scoring and actionable insights
- asset-audit - SEO optimization for images (alt text and filenames)
- link-checker - Find and fix broken or insecure links across your site
Publishing & Code:
- safe-publish - Plan-confirm-publish workflow with change previews
- custom-code-management - Manage inline custom scripts safely
Skills are installed via the Claude Code plugin system and automatically activate when relevant to your tasks.
Installation:
Updated pages
- Overview: Added Claude Code to the list of supported AI clients
- Getting Started: New Claude Code tab with complete setup instructions
- Claude Skills: New page documenting all available skills with examples
Resources
- Claude Code on GitHub
- Webflow Skills on GitHub
- Prompt Library - Ready-to-use example prompts
- MCP Tools Reference
Skills automatically invoke when your prompts match their use cases. You don’t need to explicitly call them - just describe what you want to accomplish naturally.