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Audits Webflow sites for pages, CMS collections, structure, SEO issues, orphans, duplicates, and health scores. Useful for analysis, migration planning, or understanding site structure.
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Comprehensive audit of a Webflow site's structure, content health, and quality with detailed analysis and multiple export formats.
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Comprehensive audit of a Webflow site's structure, content health, and quality with detailed analysis and multiple export formats.
ALWAYS use Webflow MCP tools for all operations:
data_sites_tool with action list_sites for listing available sitesdata_sites_tool with action get_site for detailed site informationdata_pages_tool with action list_pages for retrieving all pagesdata_cms_tool with action get_collection_list for listing CMS collectionsdata_cms_tool with action get_collection_details for detailed collection schemasdata_cms_tool with action list_collection_items for counting itemswebflow_guide_tool to get best practices before startingcontext parameter (15-25 words, third-person perspective)data_sites_tool with action get_site to retrieve:
data_pages_tool with action list_pages to fetch all pagesdata_cms_tool with action get_collection_listcollections_getcollections_items_list_itemsUser prompt:
Give me a complete inventory of my site.
Step 1: Initial Report (Standard Inventory)
📊 Site Audit: MCP Demo#1
**Site Details:**
- Site ID: 6924868ede9d3fbbc3195eb0
- Last published: January 9, 2026
- Last updated: January 9, 2026
- Timezone: Asia/Calcutta
- Primary locale: English (en)
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**Pages (2 total):**
Static Pages (1):
├── Home (/)
CMS Template Pages (1):
└── Blog Posts Template (/post)
- Collection: Blog Posts
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**CMS Collections (1):**
Blog Posts (9 items)
├── Slug: post
├── Fields (8):
│ ├── Name (PlainText, required)
│ ├── Slug (PlainText, required)
│ ├── Post Body (RichText)
│ ├── Post Summary (PlainText)
│ ├── Main Image (Image)
│ ├── Thumbnail image (Image)
│ ├── Featured? (Switch)
│ └── Color (Color)
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**Summary:**
- ✅ 2 pages (1 static, 1 CMS template)
- ✅ 1 CMS collection with 9 published items
- ✅ Site fully published and up-to-date
Would you like a detailed analysis or export in a specific format?
Step 2: Detailed Analysis (when user requests)
🔍 Detailed Analysis: MCP Demo#1
**Content Health Score: 85/100**
✅ Strengths:
- All collections have items (no empty collections)
- All pages are published (no drafts)
- Site recently published (Jan 9, 2026)
- Consistent field structure in Blog Posts
⚠️ Areas for Improvement:
- No SEO metadata on template page (missing meta description)
- Limited page count (consider adding About, Contact pages)
- No reference fields (could link categories/authors to posts)
💡 Recommendations:
1. Add meta descriptions to all pages for better SEO
2. Consider creating a Categories collection for post organization
3. Add an Authors collection for multi-author blog support
4. Create navigation pages (About, Contact, Privacy Policy)
**Collection Breakdown:**
Blog Posts:
- 9 published items (0 drafts, 0 archived)
- 5 featured posts (56%)
- All required fields populated ✓
- Field usage:
- Name: 100% (9/9)
- Slug: 100% (9/9)
- Post Body: 100% (9/9)
- Post Summary: 100% (9/9)
- Main Image: 100% (9/9)
- Thumbnail: 100% (9/9)
- Featured: 100% (9/9)
- Color: 100% (9/9)
**Sample Items:**
1. "Why Webflow is the Best Choice for 2026" (featured)
2. "Top Webflow Features to Look Forward to in 2026"
3. "Webflow vs. Competitors: Who Will Win in 2026?" (featured)
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Export this inventory? (markdown/json/csv/no)
Step 3: Export Options
📥 Export Format Options:
1. **Markdown** - Human-readable documentation
- Great for README files, wikis, documentation
- Preserves structure and formatting
2. **JSON** - Machine-readable structured data
- Perfect for migrations, integrations
- Includes all raw API data
3. **CSV** - Spreadsheet-friendly
- Easy to analyze in Excel/Google Sheets
- Separate files for pages and collections
Which format would you like? (1/2/3)
Site Information:
sites_getUser Options: Offer multiple detail levels:
Page Categorization:
Page Health Checks:
Collection Details: For each collection, show:
Field Analysis: Categorize by type:
Field Validation:
Content Health Score (0-100): Calculate based on:
Issue Detection:
Recommendations: Suggest improvements based on:
Markdown Export:
# Site Audit: [Site Name]
## Site Information
- ID: [site-id]
- Last Published: [date]
## Pages
### Static Pages
- Home (/)
- About (/about)
### CMS Templates
- Blog Post (/post/[slug])
## Collections
### Blog Posts (47 items)
**Fields:**
- Title (PlainText, required)
- Slug (PlainText, required)
- Content (RichText)
...
JSON Export:
{
"site": {
"id": "...",
"name": "...",
"lastPublished": "..."
},
"pages": [...],
"collections": [...]
}
CSV Export: Generate separate files:
pages.csv: All pages with metadatacollections.csv: Collection metadatafields.csv: All fields across collectionsitems.csv: Item counts per collectionBatch Processing:
Error Handling:
pages_list fails, continue with collectionscollections_get fails, show basic collection infoData Efficiency:
Read-Only Operation:
Clear Organization:
Actionable Output:
Version Tracking: If user runs inventory multiple times: