Changelog

January 17, 2026

MCP v1.0.1 - Streamlined tools and enhanced reliability

Version 1.0.1 of the Webflow MCP server brings significant improvements to stability, security, and usability. We’ve streamlined the toolset to make discovery easier, enhanced authentication security, and added powerful new enterprise features.

What’s new

Improved connection stability

HTTP streamable connections are now more reliable and less prone to timeouts. This builds on the recent SSE-to-HTTP migration, delivering a more robust experience when working with the MCP server and Designer companion app.

Simplified toolset

We’ve consolidated 46+ data tools down to 19 while maintaining full functionality. The streamlined toolset makes it easier to discover the right tools for your tasks without sacrificing any capabilities.

Key consolidations:

  • Collection and item management tools combined for simpler workflows
  • Page and site tools unified where operations overlap
  • Custom code tools merged into a single, more powerful interface

All existing functionality remains available - the tools are simply organized more intuitively. Your prompts will continue to work as expected.

Enhanced authentication security

Authentication now uses a more secure OAuth flow that better protects your Webflow account. The updated auth page provides clearer guidance during the connection process and improved error messaging.

Enterprise tools

New tools for managing critical enterprise website features:

  • 301 redirect management - Create and update URL redirects for SEO preservation
  • robots.txt management - Control search engine crawling behavior
  • Well-known files - Configure .well-known directory files for domain verification and security

Page-level script management

Add custom scripts to specific pages for precise control. This new tool enables targeted script deployment, allowing you to add tracking, analytics, or custom functionality to individual pages without affecting the entire site.

Read-only comments

View site feedback and collaboration comments without modification rights. This tool provides visibility into team discussions and feedback, making it easier to understand context and collaborate effectively even with limited permissions.

Element snapshot tool

A new element tool captures visual snapshots of sections, elements, or components. This creates a richer feedback loop where AI can better understand the visual structure and styling of your page elements, leading to more accurate modifications and suggestions.

Endpoint migration complete

The /sse endpoint is now fully deprecated. All connections should use the new /mcp endpoint:

  • Old endpoint: https://mcp.webflow.com/sse
  • New endpoint: https://mcp.webflow.com/mcp ✓

Getting started with v1.0.1

To use the new tools and improvements in this release:

  1. Update your configuration - Check out the Getting Started guide to configure the new /mcp endpoint
  2. Automatic tool updates - Once configured, you’ll automatically get access to all the new tools without additional setup
  3. Try the new features - Test the element snapshot tool with prompts like “Take a snapshot of the hero section and suggest improvements to the layout.”

When using element snapshot or other page-specific tools, include the site name or site ID along with the page name or page ID. This helps the AI agent understand exactly where to locate elements like the hero section.

Resources

January 13, 2026

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 list command
  • Connecting the Designer companion app
  • Writing your first prompts

Quick setup:

$# Add the Webflow MCP server
$claude mcp add --transport http webflow https://mcp.webflow.com/mcp
$
$# Start Claude Code
$claude
$
$# List and authenticate MCP servers
$/mcp list

Webflow Skills documentation

A new Claude 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:

$# Install via marketplace
$claude plugin marketplace add webflow/webflow-skills
$claude plugin install webflow-skills@webflow-skills
$
$# Or install from local repository
$git clone git@github.com:webflow/webflow-skills.git ~/webflow-skills
$claude plugin install ~/webflow-skills

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

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.

November 24, 2025

Migration from SSE to HTTP for improved stability

The Webflow MCP server has migrated from Server-Sent Events (SSE) to HTTP for improved connection stability and reliability. This change reduces timeout issues and provides a more robust connection between your AI client and Webflow’s APIs.

What’s changing

  • Previous endpoint: https://mcp.webflow.com/sse
  • New endpoint: https://mcp.webflow.com/mcp
  • Protocol: SSE → HTTP

What you need to do

Update your MCP server configuration to use the new HTTP endpoint. Instructions vary by AI client:

Update your claude_desktop_config.json file:

Old configuration:

1{
2  "mcpServers": {
3    "webflow": {
4      "command": "npx",
5      "args": ["mcp-remote", "https://mcp.webflow.com/sse"]
6    }
7  }
8}

New configuration:

1{
2  "mcpServers": {
3    "webflow": {
4      "command": "npx",
5      "args": ["mcp-remote", "https://mcp.webflow.com/mcp"]
6    }
7  }
8}

After updating, restart Claude Desktop (command/ctrl + R).

Benefits

This migration provides several improvements:

  • Better stability: HTTP connections are more reliable and less prone to timeouts
  • Improved error handling: Clearer error messages when connection issues occur
  • Reduced disconnections: Fewer interruptions when working with the Designer companion app
  • Broader compatibility: Works more consistently across different network configurations

If you experience any issues after migrating, try refreshing your OAuth token by running rm -rf ~/.mcp-auth and reauthorizing your sites.

Need help?

If you encounter issues with the migration, visit our FAQs page or open an issue on GitHub.