Custom Code Management

What it does

This skill enables AI agents to automate Webflow code deployments, manage custom inline scripts (like analytics trackers or chat widgets), and handle version control within a Webflow site. It leverages Webflow's Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools for all operations, ensuring best practices are followed and providing structured access to script management functions. The skill facilitates adding, reviewing, and updating these scripts across the entire website or specific pages.

When to use it

• You need to add a tracking pixel or analytics code to your Webflow site.
• You want to review the existing custom scripts on your Webflow site.
• You need to update an existing inline script with a new version or modified code.
• You require a way to remove all custom scripts from your entire Webflow website (use with caution).
• You want to retrieve the custom code currently applied to a specific page on your Webflow site.

Key capabilities

• Script Listing: Lists registered and applied inline scripts across the Webflow site.
• Page Script Retrieval: Retrieves custom code associated with individual pages.
• Script Addition: Registers new inline scripts, specifying display name, source code, version, location (header/footer), and copy status.
• Script Updating: Adds or updates page-level custom code.
• Script Removal: Removes all site scripts (no selective deletion).
• Guided Workflow: Requires the use of webflow_guide_tool for best practices, followed by specific data tools to manage scripts.
• Confirmation Steps: Requires explicit user confirmation ("add", "delete all", or "update") before making changes.

Example prompts

• "What scripts are currently registered on my Webflow site?"
• "Add Google Tag Manager code to my website."
• "Show me the custom code for the homepage of my Webflow site."

Tips & gotchas

• MCP Dependency: All operations must be performed using the specified Webflow MCP tools. Always start with webflow_guide_tool.
• No Selective Deletion: The skill currently only supports removing all scripts from a site at once; selective deletion is not possible.
• Context Parameter Required: All tool calls require a context parameter (approximately 15-25 words) describing the action being performed in third person.