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# Webflow

The Webflow connector gives the agent read access to your Webflow sites and CMS — listing collections, reading blog posts, team member entries, or any other CMS content from Slack.

## What It Enables

| Tool                    | Capability | Description                                                     |
| ----------------------- | ---------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `list_sites`            | `read`     | List all Webflow sites the token can access                     |
| `get_site`              | `read`     | Get site details including domains and last published timestamp |
| `list_collections`      | `read`     | List CMS collections on a site (blog, team, products, etc.)     |
| `get_collection`        | `read`     | Get a collection's field schema to understand its structure     |
| `list_collection_items` | `read`     | List items in a CMS collection with sorting and filtering       |
| `get_collection_item`   | `read`     | Fetch one CMS item in full by ID                                |

## Setup

**Required:** Webflow Data API v2 token with `cms:read` and `sites:read` scopes.

**Where to find it:** In Webflow, go to **Workspace Settings → Integrations → API Access** and generate a site token, or create an app token with the required scopes.

1. In the Notara dashboard, go to **Tools**.
2. Click the **Webflow** tile.
3. Go to your Webflow workspace settings and create an API token with `cms:read` and `sites:read`.
4. Paste it into the credential field and click **Verify & Save**.

Your token is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.

## Example Prompts

> "When was our marketing site last published?"

> "List all blog posts from the last 30 days."

> "What fields are on the Team Members collection?"


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