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Build Designer Extensions for custom Webflow Designer functionality. Lists available templates, initializes extension projects from templates (default/react/typescript-alt), bundles extensions for upload, and serves locally for development.

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Designer Extension

Create and develop Designer Extensions for Webflow with template selection, local development server, and bundling for distribution.

Important Note

ALWAYS use Bash tool for all Webflow CLI operations:

Execute webflow extension commands via Bash tool
Use Read tool to examine generated files and schema (never modify)
Use Glob tool to discover project files
Verify CLI installation: webflow --version
Check authentication: webflow auth login (if needed)
DO NOT use Webflow MCP tools for CLI workflows
All CLI commands require proper descriptions (not context parameters)

Package Manager Detection:

Check for lock files: package-lock.json (npm), pnpm-lock.yaml (pnpm), yarn.lock (yarn)
If no lock file found, ask user which package manager to use (npm/pnpm/yarn)
Use detected package manager for all install/build commands

Instructions

Phase 1: Environment Verification

Verify CLI installed: Run webflow --version to confirm CLI is installed
Check project state: Check if already in an extension project (look for webflow.json with extension schema)
Identify operation type: Determine if user wants to:
- List available templates
- Initialize new extension
- Bundle existing extension
- Serve extension locally

Phase 2: Template Listing & Selection

List templates (if user asks or before init): Run webflow extension list
Show available templates:
- default - Basic HTML/CSS/JavaScript template
- react - React-based template
- typescript-alt - Alternative TypeScript template
Ask user to select template if initializing new extension

Phase 3: Extension Initialization

Choose project name: Ask user for project directory name
Run init command: Execute webflow extension init <project-name> <template>
Read generated schema: Use Read tool to examine webflow.json
Show schema structure: Display the 5 schema fields:
- name (required) - Extension name as it appears in Webflow
- apiVersion (required) - API version (2)
- publicDir (required) - Directory to build from (dist)
- appIntents (optional) - Element types that can create connections
- appConnections (optional) - Connection configurations
Install dependencies: Run npm install in project directory

Phase 4: Local Development

Start dev server: Execute webflow extension serve [port]
Show dev server info:
- Default port: 1337 (unless user specifies different port)
- Local URL: http://localhost:[port]
- How to load in Designer
Provide loading instructions:
- Open Webflow Designer
- Load extension from local URL
- Test functionality

Phase 5: Bundling for Upload

Run bundle command: Execute webflow extension bundle
Show bundle output: Display bundle.zip location and size
Provide upload instructions: Guide for uploading to Webflow
Document next steps: Testing and distribution guidance

Examples

Example 1: List Available Templates

User prompt:

Show me the available Designer Extension templates

Response:

🔍 Designer Extension Templates

Listing available templates...
Executing: webflow extension list

Output:
Available templates:
1. default        - Basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
2. react          - React-based extension
3. typescript-alt - Alternative TypeScript template

To create a new extension:
webflow extension init <project-name> <template>

Example:
webflow extension init my-extension react

Example 2: Initialize New Extension

User prompt:

Create a new Designer Extension called gallery-manager using React

Step 1: Initialize Project

📋 Initialize Designer Extension

Project name: gallery-manager
Template: react

Executing: webflow extension init gallery-manager react

Output:
✓ Created extension project at ./gallery-manager
✓ Generated project structure
✓ Created webflow.json with extension schema
✓ Set up React template

📁 Project Structure:
./gallery-manager/
├── webflow.json         # Extension schema
├── package.json         # Dependencies
├── src/
│   ├── index.html
│   ├── index.tsx
│   └── styles.css
├── dist/                # Build output
└── README.md

Installing dependencies...
Executing: cd gallery-manager && npm install

✓ Dependencies installed (45 packages)

Step 2: Show Schema

📋 Extension Schema (webflow.json)

Reading webflow.json...

{
  "name": "Gallery Manager",
  "apiVersion": "2",
  "publicDir": "dist",
  "appIntents": {},
  "appConnections": []
}

Schema Fields:
✓ name (required)      - Extension name in Webflow
✓ apiVersion (required) - API version: 2
✓ publicDir (required)  - Build directory: dist
  appIntents (optional) - Element connection types
  appConnections (optional) - Connection configs

Extension ready for development!

Example 3: Serve Extension Locally

User prompt:

Run the extension on my local dev server

Default Port (1337):

🚀 Starting Development Server

Executing: webflow extension serve

Output:
✓ Building extension
✓ Starting dev server
✓ Extension ready

📋 Development Server Running

Local URL: http://localhost:1337
Status: ✓ Active

How to Load in Designer:
1. Open Webflow Designer
2. Open any site
3. Load extension from URL: http://localhost:1337

Press Ctrl+C to stop server

Custom Port:

User: "Run on port 3000 instead"

🚀 Starting Development Server

Executing: webflow extension serve 3000

Output:
✓ Building extension
✓ Starting dev server on port 3000
✓ Extension ready

📋 Development Server Running

Local URL: http://localhost:3000
Status: ✓ Active

Load in Designer: http://localhost:3000

Example 4: Bundle Extension

User prompt:

Bundle my extension for upload

Step 1: Bundle

📦 Bundling Extension

Executing: webflow extension bundle

Output:
✓ Building production bundle
✓ Creating bundle.zip
✓ Bundle created successfully

Bundle Details:
- File: bundle.zip
- Location: ./dist/bundle.zip
- Size: 245 KB

✅ Bundle ready for upload!

Step 2: Upload Instructions

📤 Upload Instructions

Your extension is bundled and ready to upload.

Upload Steps:
1. Go to Webflow Designer Extensions dashboard
2. Upload bundle.zip
3. Test the extension
4. Submit for review (if distributing)

Bundle location: ./dist/bundle.zip

Example 5: Complete Workflow

User prompt:

Create a new Designer Extension for managing colors

Step 1: List Templates

🔍 Designer Extension Workflow

First, let me show available templates.

Executing: webflow extension list

Available templates:
1. default        - Basic HTML/CSS/JavaScript
2. react          - React-based (recommended)
3. typescript-alt - TypeScript alternative

Which template would you like to use? (default/react/typescript-alt)

User selects: react

Step 2: Initialize

📋 Creating Extension

Project name: color-manager
Template: react

Executing: webflow extension init color-manager react

✓ Project created at ./color-manager
✓ webflow.json generated
✓ React template configured

Installing dependencies...
✓ npm install complete

📋 Extension Schema:
{
  "name": "Color Manager",
  "apiVersion": "2",
  "publicDir": "dist",
  "appIntents": {},
  "appConnections": []
}

Step 3: Start Development

🚀 Starting Dev Server

Executing: webflow extension serve

✓ Server running at http://localhost:1337

Load in Designer:
1. Open Webflow Designer
2. Load extension from: http://localhost:1337
3. Start developing!

Server running... (Press Ctrl+C to stop)

Guidelines

Phase 1: CLI Verification

Installation Check:

# Check if CLI is installed
webflow --version

# If not installed, guide user:
npm install -g @webflow/cli

Authentication (if needed):

# Site authentication if required
webflow auth login

Phase 2: Template Management

List Templates Command:

webflow extension list

Available Templates:

default - Basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript template
react - React-based extension with modern tooling
typescript-alt - Alternative TypeScript template

Phase 3: Initialization

Init Command:

webflow extension init <project-name> <template>

Arguments:

<project-name> (required) - Name of the new project directory
<template> (required) - One of: default, react, typescript-alt

Example Commands:

# Initialize with default template
webflow extension init my-extension default

# Initialize with React template
webflow extension init my-extension react

# Initialize with TypeScript template
webflow extension init my-extension typescript-alt

Project Structure After Init:

/project-name/
├── webflow.json         # Extension schema (required)
├── package.json         # Dependencies
├── src/                 # Source files
│   ├── index.html
│   ├── index.tsx (or .js)
│   └── styles.css
├── dist/                # Build output directory
└── README.md

Phase 4: Extension Schema

Schema in webflow.json:

{
  "name": "<Your Extension Name>",
  "apiVersion": "2",
  "publicDir": "dist",
  "appIntents": {
    "image": ["manage"],
    "form": ["manage"]
  },
  "appConnections": [
    "myAppImageConnection",
    "myAppFormConnection"
  ]
}

Schema Fields:

Field	Description	Default	Required
`name`	Extension name as it appears in Webflow	-	Yes
`apiVersion`	API version to use for extension	`2`	Yes
`publicDir`	Directory to build and serve extension from	`dist`	Yes
`appIntents`	Element types that can create connections	`{}`	No
`appConnections`	Connection configurations for extension	`[]`	No

Required Fields:

name - Must be unique and descriptive
apiVersion - Currently must be "2"
publicDir - Directory where built files are placed (default: "dist")

Optional Fields:

appIntents - Defines which element types can connect to your extension
- Example: {"image": ["manage"], "form": ["manage"]}
appConnections - Array of connection identifiers
- Example: ["myAppImageConnection", "myAppFormConnection"]

Phase 5: Local Development

Serve Command:

# Serve on default port (1337)
webflow extension serve

# Serve on custom port
webflow extension serve 3000

Arguments:

[port] (optional) - Port number to serve on (default: 1337)

Development Server:

Default URL: http://localhost:1337
Custom port: http://localhost:[port]
Auto-rebuilds on file changes
Hot reload for faster development

Loading in Designer:

Open Webflow Designer
Open any site
Go to Extensions menu
Load extension from local URL: http://localhost:[port]
Extension appears in Designer

Phase 6: Bundling

Bundle Command:

webflow extension bundle

Output:

Creates bundle.zip file in project directory
Contains all built files from publicDir
Ready to upload to Webflow

Bundle Contents:

Built JavaScript and CSS files
HTML entry points
Assets from publicDir
Extension schema

Error Handling

CLI Not Installed:

❌ Webflow CLI Not Found

Designer Extensions require the Webflow CLI.

Installation:
npm install -g @webflow/cli

After insta

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name: webflow-cli:designer-extension
description: Build Designer Extensions for custom Webflow Designer functionality. Lists available templates, initializes extension projects from templates (default/react/typescript-alt), bundles extensions for upload, and serves locally for development.
---

# Designer Extension

Create and develop Designer Extensions for Webflow with template selection, local development server, and bundling for distribution.

## Important Note

**ALWAYS use Bash tool for all Webflow CLI operations:**
- Execute `webflow extension` commands via Bash tool
- Use Read tool to examine generated files and schema (never modify)
- Use Glob tool to discover project files
- Verify CLI installation: `webflow --version`
- Check authentication: `webflow auth login` (if needed)
- DO NOT use Webflow MCP tools for CLI workflows
- All CLI commands require proper descriptions (not context parameters)

**Package Manager Detection:**
- Check for lock files: `package-lock.json` (npm), `pnpm-lock.yaml` (pnpm), `yarn.lock` (yarn)
- If no lock file found, ask user which package manager to use (npm/pnpm/yarn)
- Use detected package manager for all install/build commands

## Instructions

### Phase 1: Environment Verification
1. **Verify CLI installed**: Run `webflow --version` to confirm CLI is installed
2. **Check project state**: Check if already in an extension project (look for webflow.json with extension schema)
3. **Identify operation type**: Determine if user wants to:
   - List available templates
   - Initialize new extension
   - Bundle existing extension
   - Serve extension locally

### Phase 2: Template Listing & Selection
4. **List templates** (if user asks or before init): Run `webflow extension list`
5. **Show available templates**:
   - `default` - Basic HTML/CSS/JavaScript template
   - `react` - React-based template
   - `typescript-alt` - Alternative TypeScript template
6. **Ask user to select template** if initializing new extension

### Phase 3: Extension Initialization
7. **Choose project name**: Ask user for project directory name
8. **Run init command**: Execute `webflow extension init <project-name> <template>`
9. **Read generated schema**: Use Read tool to examine webflow.json
10. **Show schema structure**: Display the 5 schema fields:
    - `name` (required) - Extension name as it appears in Webflow
    - `apiVersion` (required) - API version (2)
    - `publicDir` (required) - Directory to build from (dist)
    - `appIntents` (optional) - Element types that can create connections
    - `appConnections` (optional) - Connection configurations
11. **Install dependencies**: Run `npm install` in project directory

### Phase 4: Local Development
12. **Start dev server**: Execute `webflow extension serve [port]`
13. **Show dev server info**:
    - Default port: 1337 (unless user specifies different port)
    - Local URL: http://localhost:[port]
    - How to load in Designer
14. **Provide loading instructions**:
    - Open Webflow Designer
    - Load extension from local URL
    - Test functionality

### Phase 5: Bundling for Upload
15. **Run bundle command**: Execute `webflow extension bundle`
16. **Show bundle output**: Display bundle.zip location and size
17. **Provide upload instructions**: Guide for uploading to Webflow
18. **Document next steps**: Testing and distribution guidance

## Examples

### Example 1: List Available Templates

**User prompt:**
```
Show me the available Designer Extension templates
```

**Response:**
```
🔍 Designer Extension Templates

Listing available templates...
Executing: webflow extension list

Output:
Available templates:
1. default        - Basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
2. react          - React-based extension
3. typescript-alt - Alternative TypeScript template

To create a new extension:
webflow extension init <project-name> <template>

Example:
webflow extension init my-extension react
```

### Example 2: Initialize New Extension

**User prompt:**
```
Create a new Designer Extension called gallery-manager using React
```

**Step 1: Initialize Project**
```
📋 Initialize Designer Extension

Project name: gallery-manager
Template: react

Executing: webflow extension init gallery-manager react

Output:
✓ Created extension project at ./gallery-manager
✓ Generated project structure
✓ Created webflow.json with extension schema
✓ Set up React template

📁 Project Structure:
./gallery-manager/
├── webflow.json         # Extension schema
├── package.json         # Dependencies
├── src/
│   ├── index.html
│   ├── index.tsx
│   └── styles.css
├── dist/                # Build output
└── README.md

Installing dependencies...
Executing: cd gallery-manager && npm install

✓ Dependencies installed (45 packages)
```

**Step 2: Show Schema**
```
📋 Extension Schema (webflow.json)

Reading webflow.json...

{
  "name": "Gallery Manager",
  "apiVersion": "2",
  "publicDir": "dist",
  "appIntents": {},
  "appConnections": []
}

Schema Fields:
✓ name (required)      - Extension name in Webflow
✓ apiVersion (required) - API version: 2
✓ publicDir (required)  - Build directory: dist
  appIntents (optional) - Element connection types
  appConnections (optional) - Connection configs

Extension ready for development!
```

### Example 3: Serve Extension Locally

**User prompt:**
```
Run the extension on my local dev server
```

**Default Port (1337):**
```
🚀 Starting Development Server

Executing: webflow extension serve

Output:
✓ Building extension
✓ Starting dev server
✓ Extension ready

📋 Development Server Running

Local URL: http://localhost:1337
Status: ✓ Active

How to Load in Designer:
1. Open Webflow Designer
2. Open any site
3. Load extension from URL: http://localhost:1337

Press Ctrl+C to stop server
```

**Custom Port:**
```
User: "Run on port 3000 instead"

🚀 Starting Development Server

Executing: webflow extension serve 3000

Output:
✓ Building extension
✓ Starting dev server on port 3000
✓ Extension ready

📋 Development Server Running

Local URL: http://localhost:3000
Status: ✓ Active

Load in Designer: http://localhost:3000
```

### Example 4: Bundle Extension

**User prompt:**
```
Bundle my extension for upload
```

**Step 1: Bundle**
```
📦 Bundling Extension

Executing: webflow extension bundle

Output:
✓ Building production bundle
✓ Creating bundle.zip
✓ Bundle created successfully

Bundle Details:
- File: bundle.zip
- Location: ./dist/bundle.zip
- Size: 245 KB

✅ Bundle ready for upload!
```

**Step 2: Upload Instructions**
```
📤 Upload Instructions

Your extension is bundled and ready to upload.

Upload Steps:
1. Go to Webflow Designer Extensions dashboard
2. Upload bundle.zip
3. Test the extension
4. Submit for review (if distributing)

Bundle location: ./dist/bundle.zip
```

### Example 5: Complete Workflow

**User prompt:**
```
Create a new Designer Extension for managing colors
```

**Step 1: List Templates**
```
🔍 Designer Extension Workflow

First, let me show available templates.

Executing: webflow extension list

Available templates:
1. default        - Basic HTML/CSS/JavaScript
2. react          - React-based (recommended)
3. typescript-alt - TypeScript alternative

Which template would you like to use? (default/react/typescript-alt)
```

*User selects: react*

**Step 2: Initialize**
```
📋 Creating Extension

Project name: color-manager
Template: react

Executing: webflow extension init color-manager react

✓ Project created at ./color-manager
✓ webflow.json generated
✓ React template configured

Installing dependencies...
✓ npm install complete

📋 Extension Schema:
{
  "name": "Color Manager",
  "apiVersion": "2",
  "publicDir": "dist",
  "appIntents": {},
  "appConnections": []
}
```

**Step 3: Start Development**
```
🚀 Starting Dev Server

Executing: webflow extension serve

✓ Server running at http://localhost:1337

Load in Designer:
1. Open Webflow Designer
2. Load extension from: http://localhost:1337
3. Start developing!

Server running... (Press Ctrl+C to stop)
```

## Guidelines

### Phase 1: CLI Verification

**Installation Check:**
```bash
# Check if CLI is installed
webflow --version

# If not installed, guide user:
npm install -g @webflow/cli
```

**Authentication (if needed):**
```bash
# Site authentication if required
webflow auth login
```

### Phase 2: Template Management

**List Templates Command:**
```bash
webflow extension list
```

**Available Templates:**
- **default** - Basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript template
- **react** - React-based extension with modern tooling
- **typescript-alt** - Alternative TypeScript template

### Phase 3: Initialization

**Init Command:**
```bash
webflow extension init <project-name> <template>
```

**Arguments:**
- `<project-name>` (required) - Name of the new project directory
- `<template>` (required) - One of: default, react, typescript-alt

**Example Commands:**
```bash
# Initialize with default template
webflow extension init my-extension default

# Initialize with React template
webflow extension init my-extension react

# Initialize with TypeScript template
webflow extension init my-extension typescript-alt
```

**Project Structure After Init:**
```
/project-name/
├── webflow.json         # Extension schema (required)
├── package.json         # Dependencies
├── src/                 # Source files
│   ├── index.html
│   ├── index.tsx (or .js)
│   └── styles.css
├── dist/                # Build output directory
└── README.md
```

### Phase 4: Extension Schema

**Schema in webflow.json:**
```json
{
  "name": "<Your Extension Name>",
  "apiVersion": "2",
  "publicDir": "dist",
  "appIntents": {
    "image": ["manage"],
    "form": ["manage"]
  },
  "appConnections": [
    "myAppImageConnection",
    "myAppFormConnection"
  ]
}
```

**Schema Fields:**

| Field            | Description                                         | Default | Required |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | ------- | -------- |
| `name`           | Extension name as it appears in Webflow             | -       | Yes      |
| `apiVersion`     | API version to use for extension                    | `2`     | Yes      |
| `publicDir`      | Directory to build and serve extension from         | `dist`  | Yes      |
| `appIntents`     | Element types that can create connections           | `{}`    | No       |
| `appConnections` | Connection configurations for extension             | `[]`    | No       |

**Required Fields:**
- `name` - Must be unique and descriptive
- `apiVersion` - Currently must be "2"
- `publicDir` - Directory where built files are placed (default: "dist")

**Optional Fields:**
- `appIntents` - Defines which element types can connect to your extension
  - Example: `{"image": ["manage"], "form": ["manage"]}`
- `appConnections` - Array of connection identifiers
  - Example: `["myAppImageConnection", "myAppFormConnection"]`

### Phase 5: Local Development

**Serve Command:**
```bash
# Serve on default port (1337)
webflow extension serve

# Serve on custom port
webflow extension serve 3000
```

**Arguments:**
- `[port]` (optional) - Port number to serve on (default: 1337)

**Development Server:**
- Default URL: http://localhost:1337
- Custom port: http://localhost:[port]
- Auto-rebuilds on file changes
- Hot reload for faster development

**Loading in Designer:**
1. Open Webflow Designer
2. Open any site
3. Go to Extensions menu
4. Load extension from local URL: http://localhost:[port]
5. Extension appears in Designer

### Phase 6: Bundling

**Bundle Command:**
```bash
webflow extension bundle
```

**Output:**
- Creates `bundle.zip` file in project directory
- Contains all built files from `publicDir`
- Ready to upload to Webflow

**Bundle Contents:**
- Built JavaScript and CSS files
- HTML entry points
- Assets from publicDir
- Extension schema

### Error Handling

**CLI Not Installed:**
```
❌ Webflow CLI Not Found

Designer Extensions require the Webflow CLI.

Installation:
npm install -g @webflow/cli

After insta

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Designer Extension

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Phase 1: Environment Verification

Phase 2: Template Listing & Selection

Phase 3: Extension Initialization

Phase 4: Local Development

Phase 5: Bundling for Upload

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Example 1: List Available Templates

Example 2: Initialize New Extension

Example 3: Serve Extension Locally

Example 4: Bundle Extension

Example 5: Complete Workflow

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Phase 1: CLI Verification

Phase 2: Template Management

Phase 3: Initialization

Phase 4: Extension Schema

Phase 5: Local Development

Phase 6: Bundling

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