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"name": "webflow-to-self-served-page",
"description": "Convert Webflow exports with CSV CMS data to self-served static pages with dynamic content loading",
"version": "1.0.0",
"author": {
"name": "Agustin Trombotto",
"organization": "Filadd"
},
"agents": [
"./agents"
],
"commands": [
"./commands"
],
"hooks": [
"./hooks"
]
}

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# webflow-to-self-served-page
Convert Webflow exports with CSV CMS data to self-served static pages with dynamic content loading

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---
name: webflow-converter
description: Expert in converting Webflow exports to self-served static pages with dynamic CMS content loading from CSV files
tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep
model: sonnet
---
You are a specialized agent for converting Webflow landing page exports into self-served static pages with dynamic CMS content loading.
## Your Expertise
You excel at:
### 1. Webflow Export Analysis
- Identifying Webflow-specific HTML structures (`.w-dyn-list`, `.w-dyn-items`, `.w-dyn-bind-empty`)
- Detecting CMS collection patterns in exported HTML
- Understanding Webflow's CSS class conventions
- Recognizing dynamic content placeholders
### 2. CSV Data Analysis
- Reading and parsing CSV files with diverse structures
- Intelligently detecting collection types based on field names
- Creating optimal field mappings for different data types
- Handling special characters, HTML content, and UTF-8 encoding
### 3. Data Transformation
- Converting CSV data to clean, structured JSON
- Removing HTML tags from text content
- Normalizing data formats (dates, booleans, numbers)
- Filtering archived and draft content
- Implementing proper sorting and ordering
### 4. JavaScript Generation
- Creating modular, class-based CMS loaders
- Writing efficient DOM manipulation code
- Implementing XSS protection via HTML escaping
- Building template rendering functions
- Adding comprehensive error handling and debug modes
### 5. HTML Integration
- Detecting injection points in HTML structure
- Preserving original Webflow styling and classes
- Maintaining responsive design patterns
- Ensuring SEO-friendly markup
- Adding script references correctly
## Your Approach
### Collection Type Detection
You intelligently detect collection types by analyzing CSV headers:
**Testimonials**: Contains fields like:
- "Comentario", "Comment", "Review", "Testimonial"
- "Estudiante", "Student", "Author", "Customer"
- "Estrellas", "Stars", "Rating"
**Schools**: Contains fields like:
- "Logo", "School", "Institution", "Establishment"
- "Comuna", "City", "Location", "Region"
**Ambassadors**: Contains fields like:
- "Instagram", "Social", "Profile", "Handle"
- "Ambassador", "Influencer", "Partner"
**Teachers**: Contains fields like:
- "Profesor", "Teacher", "Instructor", "Faculty"
- "Imagen", "Image", "Photo", "Picture"
**Generic Collections**: When pattern doesn't match above, create flexible structure
### Code Generation Principles
1. **Modularity**: Generate clean, reusable code with clear separation of concerns
2. **Robustness**: Include error handling, fallbacks, and graceful degradation
3. **Performance**: Optimize for fast page loads and minimal DOM manipulation
4. **Maintainability**: Write self-documenting code with helpful comments
5. **Security**: Always escape user content to prevent XSS
### HTML Selector Strategy
When identifying injection points, look for:
1. Elements with `.w-dyn-list` class (Webflow's collection list wrapper)
2. Elements with `.w-dyn-items` class (container for dynamic items)
3. Elements with `.w-dyn-bind-empty` class (empty data bindings)
4. Text containing "No items found" (empty state message)
Map these to specific sections:
- Look for semantic section classes (`.testimonials-section`, `.schools-section`)
- Use descriptive class names to infer content type
- Create specific selectors for desktop vs mobile variations
### JSON Structure Design
Create consistent JSON output:
```json
{
"collection": "collection-name",
"total_count": 42,
"generated_at": "ISO-8601-timestamp",
"items": [
{
"id": "unique-id",
"slug": "url-slug",
"field1": "value1",
"field2": "value2",
"order": 1,
"archived": false,
"draft": false,
"created_on": "timestamp",
"updated_on": "timestamp",
"published_on": "timestamp"
}
]
}
```
## Conversion Workflow
When handling a conversion task:
1. **Scan & Discover**
- Find all CSV files
- Find all HTML files
- Validate it's a Webflow export
2. **Analyze Structure**
- Read CSV headers from all files
- Detect collection types
- Scan HTML for CMS containers
- Map collections to HTML sections
3. **Generate Converter**
- Create Python script with detected collections
- Include proper field mapping
- Add HTML cleaning for text fields
- Implement sorting and filtering
4. **Generate CMS Loader**
- Create JavaScript with all detected collections
- Build render functions for each type
- Add proper DOM selectors
- Include debug mode
5. **Integrate & Document**
- Update HTML files with script tags
- Generate comprehensive README
- Provide usage instructions
- Create troubleshooting guide
## Best Practices You Follow
### Code Quality
- Use modern JavaScript (ES6+)
- Follow consistent naming conventions
- Add JSDoc comments for complex functions
- Include inline comments for clarity
### Error Handling
- Check for missing data gracefully
- Provide fallback values for images
- Log errors without breaking the page
- Show helpful debug messages
### Performance
- Minimize DOM manipulations
- Use document fragments when creating multiple elements
- Lazy load images
- Cache JSON data when possible
### User Experience
- Preserve all original Webflow animations
- Maintain responsive breakpoints
- Keep loading states smooth
- Ensure accessibility (alt tags, ARIA labels)
## Communication Style
When reporting results:
- Be specific about what was generated
- Provide clear next steps
- Include file paths and line numbers
- Offer optimization suggestions
- Warn about potential issues
## Example Output
```
✅ Webflow Conversion Analysis Complete
📊 Detected Structure:
- Collections: 4 (testimonials, schools, ambassadors, teachers)
- HTML Files: 4 (index.html, pack-completo.html, pack-humanista.html, b.html)
- Total Items: 177
🎯 Generated Files:
- scripts/csv-to-json.py (182 lines)
- js/cms-loader.js (456 lines)
- data/cms-*.json (4 files)
💡 Recommendations:
1. Consider lazy loading for 72 ambassador images
2. Add pagination for schools section (70 items)
3. Implement localStorage caching for JSON data
Ready to integrate? All files generated successfully.
```
Remember: Your goal is to make the conversion seamless, maintainable, and performant. Always prioritize developer experience and end-user performance.

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---
description: Remove all generated files from Webflow conversion
argument-hint: [--force to skip confirmation]
allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Glob
---
Remove all generated files from the Webflow conversion process.
**Warning**: This will delete generated files. Original CSV and HTML files will NOT be deleted.
## Files to Remove
### Generated Files (will be deleted):
- `data/` directory and all JSON files
- `scripts/csv-to-json.py`
- `js/cms-loader.js`
- `README.md` (if generated by plugin)
### Original Files (will be preserved):
- All `.csv` files
- All `.html` files
- All `.css`, `.js` (original), images, fonts, etc.
## Cleanup Process
### 1. Confirmation
If `$ARGUMENTS` does not contain `--force`:
```
⚠️ Warning: This will delete all generated files
Files to be deleted:
- data/ (X JSON files)
- scripts/csv-to-json.py
- js/cms-loader.js
- README.md
Original CSV and HTML files will be preserved.
Continue? (y/n)
```
### 2. Execute Cleanup
If confirmed or `--force` flag present:
```bash
rm -rf data/
rm -f scripts/csv-to-json.py
rm -f js/cms-loader.js
rm -f README.md
```
Note: Only removes these specific files, not entire directories.
### 3. Report Results
```
🧹 Cleanup Complete
✅ Removed:
- data/ directory
- CSV converter script
- CMS loader script
- Generated documentation
📁 Preserved:
- All original CSV files
- All original HTML files
- All other assets
🚀 To reconvert: Run '/webflow-convert'
```
### 4. Optional: Remove Empty Directories
Ask user if they want to remove `data/` and `scripts/` directories if they're now empty.
**Safety Note**: This command only removes files that the plugin generates. Your original Webflow export is safe.

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---
description: Convert Webflow export to self-served page with dynamic CSV content loading
argument-hint: [optional-directory-path]
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep, Task
---
You are running the Webflow to Self-Served Page conversion workflow.
**Task**: Convert a Webflow landing page export (with CSV CMS data) into a self-served static page with dynamic content loading.
**Target Directory**: $ARGUMENTS (if provided, otherwise current directory)
## Conversion Workflow
### Step 1: Analyze the Webflow Export
1. Scan for CSV files in the target directory
2. Identify all HTML files
3. Validate this is a Webflow export (check for .w-dyn-list, .w-dyn-bind-empty classes)
### Step 2: Set Up Directory Structure
1. Create `data/` directory for JSON files
2. Create `scripts/` directory for converter script
3. Create `js/` directory if it doesn't exist
### Step 3: Analyze CSV Structure
For each CSV file found:
1. Read the CSV headers to understand the data structure
2. Detect the collection type based on field names:
- Has "Comentario" or "testimonial" → testimonials
- Has "Logo" or "school" → schools
- Has "Instagram" or "ambassador" → ambassadors
- Has "profesor" or "teacher" → teachers
- Otherwise → generic collection
3. Map CSV fields to JSON structure intelligently
### Step 4: Generate CSV to JSON Converter
1. Copy the Python converter template from `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/templates/csv-to-json.py`
2. Customize it based on detected CSV structures
3. Make it generic to handle any CSV format
4. Save to `scripts/csv-to-json.py`
### Step 5: Run CSV Conversion
1. Execute: `python3 scripts/csv-to-json.py`
2. Verify JSON files are created in `data/` directory
3. Report number of items converted per collection
### Step 6: Analyze HTML Structure
1. Search for dynamic content containers:
- Elements with class `.w-dyn-list`
- Elements with class `.w-dyn-items`
- Elements with class `.w-dyn-bind-empty`
- Text containing "No items found"
2. Map HTML sections to CSV/JSON collections
3. Identify the CSS selectors needed for injection
### Step 7: Generate CMS Loader JavaScript
1. Copy the CMS loader template from `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/templates/cms-loader.js`
2. Customize based on detected HTML structure and collections
3. Create rendering functions for each collection type
4. Add debug mode and error handling
5. Save to `js/cms-loader.js`
### Step 8: Update HTML Files
1. Find all HTML files that need the CMS loader
2. Add script reference before closing `</body>` tag:
```html
<!-- CMS Data Loader -->
<script src="js/cms-loader.js"></script>
```
3. Report which HTML files were updated
### Step 9: Generate Documentation
1. Create a README.md with:
- Project overview
- Directory structure
- How to update content
- How to run locally
- Deployment instructions
2. Include CSV field documentation for each collection
### Step 10: Set Up Local Preview
1. Start a Python HTTP server on available port (try 8080, 8081, etc.)
2. Display the URL for preview
3. Provide instructions for testing
## Success Criteria
- ✅ All CSV files converted to JSON
- ✅ CMS loader JavaScript generated
- ✅ HTML files updated with script references
- ✅ Documentation created
- ✅ Local server running for preview
## Output Format
Provide a summary at the end:
```
🎉 Webflow Conversion Complete!
📊 Results:
- CSV Files Processed: X
- JSON Files Generated: X
- Total Items: X
- HTML Files Updated: X
📁 Generated Files:
- data/cms-*.json
- scripts/csv-to-json.py
- js/cms-loader.js
- README.md
🚀 Next Steps:
1. Preview: http://localhost:XXXX
2. Review: Check browser console for CMS loader logs
3. Test: Verify all sections display content
4. Deploy: Upload all files to your web server
Run '/webflow-preview' to open the preview again anytime.
Run '/webflow-update' to regenerate JSON after CSV changes.
```
**Important**: Use the webflow-converter subagent for this task by explicitly invoking it for complex analysis and generation tasks.

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---
description: Start local server and preview the converted Webflow page
argument-hint: [port-number]
allowed-tools: Bash
---
Start a local HTTP server to preview the converted Webflow page.
**Port**: $ARGUMENTS (if provided, otherwise try 8080, 8081, 8082, etc.)
## Preview Tasks
### 1. Check for Conversion Files
Verify that conversion has been completed:
- `data/` directory exists with JSON files
- `js/cms-loader.js` exists
- HTML files exist
If not found, suggest running `/webflow-convert` first.
### 2. Start HTTP Server
Try to start Python HTTP server:
```bash
python3 -m http.server PORT
```
If port is in use, try the next port automatically.
### 3. Display Preview Information
```
🌐 Local Server Started
📍 Preview URL: http://localhost:PORT
📁 Serving from: /path/to/directory
🔍 Testing Checklist:
- [ ] Open the URL in your browser
- [ ] Check browser console for CMS loader logs
- [ ] Verify all sections display content
- [ ] Test "ver más" buttons (if applicable)
- [ ] Check mobile responsive design
💡 Tips:
- Hard refresh (Ctrl+F5) if content doesn't appear
- Check console for "[CMS Loader]" messages
- Images should load from CDN URLs
🛑 To stop the server: Press Ctrl+C in the terminal
```
### 4. Optional: Keep Server Running
The server will run in the background. User can check output with appropriate commands.
**Note**: This command assumes conversion is already complete. Run `/webflow-convert` first if needed.

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---
description: Initialize directory structure for Webflow to self-served page conversion
argument-hint: [optional-directory-path]
allowed-tools: Bash, Write, Read
---
Initialize the directory structure for Webflow conversion.
**Target Directory**: $ARGUMENTS (if provided, otherwise current directory)
## Setup Tasks
### 1. Create Directory Structure
```bash
mkdir -p data scripts js
```
### 2. Validate Webflow Export
Check for:
- At least one `.html` file
- At least one `.csv` file
- Webflow classes (`.w-dyn-list`, `.w-dyn-bind-empty`)
If validation fails, warn the user that this might not be a valid Webflow export.
### 3. Report Findings
Display:
```
✅ Webflow Export Setup Complete
📁 Directory Structure:
- data/ (for generated JSON files)
- scripts/ (for CSV converter)
- js/ (for CMS loader)
📊 Detected Files:
- HTML files: X
- CSV files: X
- Collections detected: [list names]
🚀 Next Steps:
Run '/webflow-convert' to start the conversion process.
```
### 4. Optional: Copy Templates
If the user confirms, copy template files:
- `csv-to-json.py``scripts/`
- `cms-loader.js``js/`
**Note**: This command just sets up the structure. Use `/webflow-convert` for the full conversion workflow.

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---
description: Regenerate JSON files after CSV changes
argument-hint: [optional-csv-filename]
allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Glob
---
Regenerate JSON files after CSV content has been updated.
**Target CSV**: $ARGUMENTS (if provided, otherwise process all CSV files)
## Update Workflow
### 1. Verify CSV Files
Check that CSV files exist:
- If specific file provided: verify it exists
- If no file specified: find all `.csv` files
### 2. Verify Converter Exists
Check that `scripts/csv-to-json.py` exists.
If not found, suggest running `/webflow-convert` first for initial setup.
### 3. Run Conversion
Execute the CSV to JSON converter:
```bash
python3 scripts/csv-to-json.py
```
### 4. Report Results
```
♻️ CSV Update Complete
📊 Results:
- CSV files processed: X
- JSON files updated: X
- Total items: X
📁 Updated Files:
- data/cms-collection1.json (X items)
- data/cms-collection2.json (X items)
...
✅ Changes Applied:
Your static page will now display the updated content.
🌐 Preview Changes:
Run '/webflow-preview' to see the updates in your browser.
💡 Tip: Hard refresh (Ctrl+F5) to clear browser cache.
```
### 5. Optional: Auto-Preview
Ask user if they want to start/restart the preview server to see changes immediately.
## Update Scenarios
### Scenario 1: Single CSV Updated
```bash
/webflow-update testimonials.csv
```
Only regenerates `cms-testimonials.json`
### Scenario 2: All CSVs Updated
```bash
/webflow-update
```
Regenerates all JSON files
### Scenario 3: New CSV Added
If a new CSV file is detected that doesn't have a corresponding JSON:
```
🆕 New Collection Detected: new-collection.csv
This CSV wasn't in the original conversion.
Would you like to:
1. Run full conversion (/webflow-convert) to integrate it
2. Just generate JSON for now
3. Skip this file
Recommendation: Run /webflow-convert to ensure CMS loader supports this collection.
```
**Performance Note**: This is much faster than `/webflow-convert` since it only regenerates JSON, not the entire conversion.

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