What this helps you do¶
Connect a Webflow site so Hi, Moose can inspect its pages and content, and stage previewable edits for publishing — FAQs, key points, brief-driven drafts, and AEO audit recommendations.
Setting up a connection¶
- Open Connections in the desktop app and choose Webflow.
- Click Connect Webflow MCP — this opens Webflow's authorization page in your system browser. Complete OAuth there to finish connecting.
- Once connected, choose which authorized Webflow site Hi, Moose should use for this project.
Staging a preview target¶
Hi, Moose can discover content surfaces on your connected Webflow site — pages, posts, collection items, and custom code — plus a blank new-page shell for content that doesn't exist yet. Pick a target, add notes about the edit or publishing intent, and stage it as a preview target. From there, review the staged draft the same way as any other connection — see Drafts, Preview & Publishing.
Preview and publish readiness¶
Not every Webflow connection can do everything yet. Hi, Moose reports one of a few readiness states for your connected site: ready for both staging preview artifacts and publishing, preview-only, publish-only, or connected but not yet ready for either. Designer-only surfaces (changes that require the Webflow Designer directly) aren't supported yet.
Publishing to collections¶
When you publish to a collection, Hi, Moose loads the collection's other required fields first and asks you to fill them in, so a publish doesn't fail partway through on a field you couldn't see.
Security¶
Webflow authorization happens through your system browser, and the resulting connection is used only by the desktop app's background process — not exposed to the renderer UI.