Was working on Core Web Vitals for an enterprise Webflow site that has approx 200 pages and no class structure. Did a an initial analysis of four pages and it revealed over 500 unique classes 600+ auto generated div blocks 🧠 🫠
> Multiple container systems.
> Random alignment classes.
> Single use utilities everywhere.
Before touching performance, I needed to understand the structure.
Plugged Claude Code into VS Code with the Webflow MCP server and ran a quick analysis. In minutes I had a full class map across pages, duplicates flagged, parallel systems identified.
It also gave me a clear action plan to migrate everything properly to Client-First Framework..
AI didn’t do the work. It removed the guesswork.
Are you guys using Webflow MCP + AI in real projects yet? Curious how you're applying it.
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