Webflow integration
Paste a site token and Contengi puts an agent directly on your Webflow blog. It reads the items in your collection, writes new ones in your voice, edits the old ones and publishes back to the same URL, into the fields you designed.
Read, write, publish, edit, republish
The CMS lists the items in your blog collection with what is live and what is staged. Open any of them, including posts Contengi never wrote, and the agent works from the real rich text.
Content library and CMSThe SEO agent researches the keyword, reads your knowledge base and hard rules, and drafts the post. Four slop filters run before you ever see it.
Content agentsPosts become items in the collection you choose, with the body, summary, featured image, SEO title and meta description in the fields you mapped. Publish straight to the live site or keep them staged.
Content library and CMSAsk the edit agent to tighten an intro, add a section or fix a stat. It changes only what you asked for, checks the links and shows you a diff you can revert.
Content library and CMSAn edited or refreshed post goes back over the original. If Contengi cannot find that original, the publish stops, so a second copy never appears at a new address.
Content agentsConnect Contengi to Claude and the same blog is one chat away. Claude can open a live post, edit it section by section and leave it waiting for you to publish.
Claude connectorUnder the hood
Every Webflow collection is designed differently, so Contengi reads yours and maps to it. You confirm the mapping once and every post after that lands in the right fields.
FAQ
Yes. Contengi reads the collection schema and suggests a mapping for the body, summary, featured image, SEO title and meta description. Only the body field is required.
Yes. Set the connection to draft and posts are staged in the collection without touching the live site. Edits to a live post stay staged too, until you publish in Webflow.
Webflow only accepts live items into a collection that has been published at least once. Click Publish in Webflow, then try again.
No. The slug of a live Webflow post is locked, so a published address cannot move by accident. Change it in Webflow and set up a redirect there.
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