Do you need to use Webflow's MCP server with multiple client sites- without continually disconnecting and reconnecting?
Here's the approach I use, which-
- Allows me to separate client MCP connections cleanly
- Authenticate ONCE for each
- Easily pick up where I left off
- Support advanced MCP configs, e.g. for site migrations or complex data loads
Create your MCP config with the Claude CLI-
claude mcp add --transport http webflow-project1 https://mcp.webflow.com/mcp -s projectTips;
- Run this in the directory you will be opening in VS Code, which represents your specific client or project
- Remember to give your project a custom name, like
webflow-project1 - Note the scoping with
-s project, very important
Primary Use Cases
- Easily switching between Claude MCP configurations, per client
- Ability to work simultaneously on multiple client projects without conflict, while still keeping their MCP access distinct
Advanced Use Cases
Site migrations
- Multiple MCP connections, possibly across workspaces
- Ability to protect a source prod site by restricting tools to read-only tools
More Research
MCP Gateways
Challenges
Claude code has a bug regarding token persistence, which requires some further research to minimize re-auth.
