Webflow MCP Server enables Claude to interact with Webflow APIs by exposing tools to fetch and inspect Webflow sites. It provides two main tools: get_sites, which retrieves a list of all Webflow sites accessible to the authenticated user and returns detailed information such as display name, short name, site IDs, workspace IDs, creation, last updated, and last published dates, preview URL, time zone, custom domains, localization settings, and data collection preferences; and get_site, which fetches full details for a specific site identified by siteId, returning the same data shape for a single site. The server uses a Webflow API token supplied via the WEBFLOW_API_TOKEN environment variable (or OAuth token) and runs as a Node.js process. Setup involves generating a token in Webflow, installing dependencies, creating a .env with the token, and configuring Claude Desktop to point to the built index.js and pass the token. The code models the API responses with TypeScript interfaces (WebflowApiError, WebflowSite, WebflowLocale, WebflowCustomDomain) and includes error handling for missing or invalid tokens and guidance for troubleshooting. It can be installed via Smithery and is MIT licensed.