Code Component

Create, build, and deploy React components to Webflow Designer with comprehensive validation and deployment verification.

Important Note

ALWAYS use Bash tool for all Webflow CLI operations:

• Execute webflow CLI commands via Bash tool
• Use Read tool to examine generated files (never modify)
• Use Glob tool to discover project files
• Verify CLI installation: webflow --version
• Check authentication: On first webflow library share, workspace authentication happens automatically
• 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: Determine if user has existing React project or needs guidance
3. Identify workspace: Explain that workspace authentication happens on first share
4. Review configuration: Check if webflow.json exists with library configuration

Phase 2: Project Configuration

5. Ask operation type: Clarify what user wants to do:
   • Configure existing React project for Code Components
   • Add components to already-configured project
   • Build and share existing library
6. Configure webflow.json: Add library configuration to webflow.json:
   • Library name (appears in Webflow Designer)
   • Components glob pattern (e.g., ./src/**/*.webflow.tsx)
   • Optional bundleConfig for custom webpack
7. Read configuration files: Use Read tool to show:
   • webflow.json - Library configuration
   • package.json - Dependencies and scripts
   • Component file structure
8. Verify dependencies: Ensure React is installed and build scripts exist

Phase 3: Build & Bundle Validation

9. Run build: Execute user's build command (e.g., npm run build, yarn build)
10. Validate build output: Check for build errors or warnings
11. Run bundle command: Execute webflow library bundle for local validation
12. Analyze bundle:
    • Bundle size (should be < 2MB)
    • Dependencies included
    • Output location (default: ./dist)
    • Validation warnings
13. Preview bundle details: Show bundle summary with validation status

Phase 4: Preview & Approval

14. Show deployment preview:
    • Library name from webflow.json
    • Component files included
    • Bundle size and validation status
    • Target workspace (will be selected on first share)
    • Explain workspace authentication if first time
15. Explain deployment: What happens when library is shared
16. Require explicit confirmation: User must type "share" or "deploy" to proceed
17. Confirm workspace: Explain browser will open for workspace selection (first time only)

Phase 5: Deployment & Verification

18. Execute share command: Run webflow library share
19. Monitor deployment: Show CLI output and progress
20. Handle workspace auth: If first time, guide user through browser authentication
21. Verify deployment success: Confirm library appears in workspace
22. Show .env updates: Explain WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_ID and WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN added
23. Provide next steps:
    • How to use components in Designer
    • How to update components
    • Testing recommendations
    • Using webflow library log for debugging

Examples

Example 1: Configure Existing React Project

User prompt:

I have a React project with some components I want to share to Webflow

Step 1: Environment Verification

🔍 Webflow CLI Environment Check

Checking CLI installation...
✓ Webflow CLI installed: v1.5.2

Current directory: /Users/user/projects/my-components
✓ Found package.json with React project
✓ Found src/ directory with components

Checking webflow.json...
⚠️ No webflow.json found - needs configuration

Ready to configure for Code Components? (yes/no)

User confirms: yes

Step 2: Project Configuration

📋 Configure Code Components Library

I'll help you add the library configuration to webflow.json.

Questions:
1. What should your library be called in Webflow Designer?
   Example: "My Component Library"

2. Where are your component files located?
   Pattern examples:
   - "./src/**/*.webflow.tsx" (components with .webflow.tsx extension)
   - "./src/components/**/*.tsx" (all components in src/components/)
   - "./src/Button.tsx" (specific files)

Let me know the library name and component pattern.

User provides: "Acme Components" and "./src/**/.webflow.tsx"*

Creating webflow.json configuration...

{
  "library": {
    "name": "Acme Components",
    "components": ["./src/**/*.webflow.tsx"]
  }
}

✓ Configuration ready

Found component files:
- src/Button.webflow.tsx
- src/Card.webflow.tsx
- src/Hero.webflow.tsx

Next: Build your components and run bundle command.

Step 3: Build & Bundle Validation

🔨 Building Components

What build command do you use? (e.g., npm run build, yarn build)

User responds: npm run build

Executing: npm run build

Output:
✓ TypeScript compilation successful
✓ Components built to dist/

Creating bundle for validation...
Executing: webflow library bundle

Output:
✓ Analyzing 3 components
✓ Bundling dependencies
✓ Creating bundle
✓ Bundle created: dist/bundle.js

📦 Bundle Analysis:
- Size: 287 KB (✓ within 2MB limit)
- Components: 3 (Button, Card, Hero)
- Dependencies: react@18.2.0, react-dom@18.2.0
- Output: ./dist
- Validation: ✅ All checks passed

Step 4: Preview & Approval

📋 Deployment Preview

Library: Acme Components
Components: 3 (Button, Card, Hero)
Bundle Size: 287 KB

Workspace Authentication:
⚠️ This appears to be your first deployment. When you run 'share':
1. Browser will open for workspace authentication
2. Select your target Webflow workspace
3. Grant access to deploy components
4. CLI will create .env with credentials:
   - WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_ID
   - WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN

Validation Status: ✅ Ready to deploy
- Bundle size: ✓ 287 KB (< 2MB limit)
- Dependencies: ✓ Valid (React 18.2.0)
- Configuration: ✓ webflow.json valid
- Components: ✓ 3 components found

⚠️ Type "share" to deploy this library to your workspace.

User confirms: share

Step 5: Deployment & Verification

🚀 Deploying Library

Executing: webflow library share

Output:
✓ Bundling library (287 KB)
✓ Opening browser for workspace authentication...

[Browser opens - user authenticates and selects workspace]

✓ Workspace authenticated: Acme Corp
✓ Uploading bundle
✓ Validating components
✓ Registering with workspace
✓ Library deployed successfully

✅ Library Deployed: Acme Components

Workspace: Acme Corp
Components: 3 (Button, Card, Hero)
Version: Latest
Status: Active

📁 Environment Updated:
Created .env file with:
- WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_ID=workspace_abc123
- WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN=************

⚠️ Important: Add .env to your .gitignore file!

📋 Next Steps:
1. Open Webflow Designer
2. Go to Add Elements → Code Components
3. Find "Acme Components" in the list
4. Drag components onto canvas to use

💡 To update components:
1. Make changes to your component files
2. Run: npm run build
3. Run: webflow library share
   (No re-authentication needed - uses .env credentials)

🔍 For debugging:
- View logs: webflow library log
- Bundle locally: webflow library bundle
- Check bundle size: webflow library bundle --verbose

Component Library URL: https://webflow.com/dashboard/workspaces/acme-corp/components

Example 2: Update Existing Library

User prompt:

Update my Code Components library with new changes

Step 1: Environment Verification

🔍 Code Components Library Check

Checking configuration...
✓ webflow.json found with library config
✓ Library name: Acme Components
✓ Components pattern: ./src/**/*.webflow.tsx

Checking authentication...
✓ Found .env with workspace credentials
✓ Workspace: Acme Corp

Found components:
- src/Button.webflow.tsx (modified)
- src/Card.webflow.tsx
- src/Hero.webflow.tsx
- src/Form.webflow.tsx (new)

Ready to build and share updates? (yes/no)

Step 2-3: Build & Bundle

🔨 Building Components

Executing: npm run build
✓ Build complete

Bundling for validation...
Executing: webflow library bundle

📦 Bundle Analysis:
- Size: 312 KB (✓ within 2MB limit)
- Components: 4 (Button, Card, Hero, Form) [+1 new]
- Changes: Button updated, Form added
- Validation: ✅ All checks passed

Step 4: Preview

📋 Update Preview

Library: Acme Components
Workspace: Acme Corp (already authenticated)

Changes:
✓ Button component (updated)
✓ Form component (new)
  Card component (unchanged)
  Hero component (unchanged)

Bundle Size: 312 KB (+25 KB from 287 KB)

No re-authentication needed - using existing workspace credentials.

⚠️ Type "share" to update the library.

Step 5: Deployment

🚀 Updating Library

Executing: webflow library share

Output:
✓ Bundling library (312 KB)
✓ Using workspace: Acme Corp
✓ Uploading bundle
✓ Validating components
✓ Updating library
✓ Library updated successfully

✅ Library Updated: Acme Components

Changes deployed:
- Button: Updated ✨
- Form: Added 🆕
- Card: Unchanged
- Hero: Unchanged

💡 Refresh Webflow Designer to see changes:
1. Open Designer
2. Components may auto-refresh
3. Or refresh browser if needed

Components updated in workspace!

Example 3: First-Time Bundle Testing

User prompt:

I want to test my bundle locally before sharing

Step 1-2: Verification & Configuration

🔍 Local Bundle Testing

✓ webflow.json configured
✓ Library: My Components
✓ Components: ./src/**/*.webflow.tsx

Running local bundle only (no deployment)...

Step 3: Bundle Validation

🔨 Building Components

Executing: npm run build
✓ Build complete

Creating local bundle...
Executing: webflow library bundle

Output:
✓ Analyzing components
✓ Bundling dependencies
✓ Optimizing output
✓ Bundle created: dist/bundle.js

📦 Bundle Details:

Size: 1.2 MB (✓ within 2MB limit)

Components (5):
├── Button.webflow.tsx (25 KB)
├── Card.webflow.tsx (18 KB)
├── Hero.webflow.tsx (45 KB)
├── Form.webflow.tsx (32 KB)
└── Modal.webflow.tsx (28 KB)

Dependencies:
├── react@18.2.0 (included)
├── react-dom@18.2.0 (included)
└── classnames@2.3.1 (included)

Output Directory: ./dist/
- bundle.js (1.2 MB)
- manifest.json

Validation: ✅ All checks passed

💡 Bundle is valid and ready to share!
   Run: webflow library share (when ready to deploy)

Example 4: Bundle Too Large

User prompt:

Share my components library

Bundle Validation Error:

🔨 Building and Bundling

Executing: npm run build
✓ Build complete

Executing: webflow library bundle

Output:
✓ Analyzing components
✓ Bundling dependencies
⚠️ Bundle size check...

📦 Bundle Analysis:
- Size: 2.4 MB (❌ exceeds 2MB limit)
- Components: 6
- Dependencies: react@18.2.0, react-dom@18.2.0, lodash@4.17.21, moment@2.29.4
- Validation: ❌ Issues found

❌ Bundle Too Large

Current size: 2.4 MB
Maximum allowed: 2 MB
Exceeded by: 400 KB

📊 Size Breakdown:
- React + React DOM: ~800 KB
- lodash: ~500 KB ⚠️
- moment: ~350 KB ⚠️
- Your components: ~750 KB

💡 Recommendations:
1. Remove lodash (use native JS instead)
   - Replace _.map with Array.map
   - Replace _.filter with Array.filter
   - Or use lodash-es and import specific functions

2. Replace moment with lighter alternative
   - Use date-fns (~15 KB vs 350 KB)
   - Or use native Intl.DateTimeFormat

3. Optimize component code
   - Remove unused imports
   - Enable tree-shaking
   - Split large components

4. Use external assets
   - Host large images externally
   - Use CDN for static assets

Would you like to:
1. Continue anyway (using --force flag, not recommended)
2. Review component imports to optimize
3. Cancel and fix manually

Example 5: CI/CD Deployment

User prompt:

How do I deploy in CI/CD pipeline?

Response:

🤖 CI/CD Deployment Setup

For automated deployments, use non-interactive mode with API tokens.

### Setup Steps:

1. **Get Workspace API Token**
   - Open Workspace Settings in Webflow
   - Go to Integrations → Workspace API Token
   - Generate new token
   - Copy token securely

2. **Add to CI/CD Secrets**
   - Add as environment variable: WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN
   - Never commit tokens to version control

3. **Deployment Command**
   ```bash
   webflow library share --api-token $WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN --no-input

Example: GitHub Actions

name: Deploy Components
on:
  push:
    branches: [main]

jobs:
  deploy:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v3

      - name: Setup Node
        uses: actions/setup-node@v3
        with:
          node-version: 18

      - name: Install dependencies
        run: npm install

      - name: Install Webflow CLI
        run: npm install -g @webflow/webflow-cli

      - name: Build components
        run: npm run build

      - name: Deploy to Webflow
        run: |
          webflow library share \
            --api-token ${{ secrets.WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN }} \
            --no-input \
            --force
        env:
          WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN }}

Multiple Workspaces:

# Deploy to workspace 1
webflow library share \
  --api-token $WORKSPACE_1_TOKEN \
  --no-input

# Deploy to workspace 2
webflow library share \
  --api-token $WORKSPACE_2_TOKEN \
  --no-input

Options:

• --no-input - Disables interactive prompts
• --force - Continues even with warnings
• --verbose - Shows detailed output
• --dev - Bundles in development mode (for testing)

⚠️ Security:

• Never commit .env files
• Use secrets management in CI/CD
• Rotate tokens regularly
• Limit token permissions

## Guidelines

### Phase 1: CLI Verification

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

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

Project Check:

# Check for existing configuration
ls webflow.json

# Check for React project
ls package.json

# Check for components
ls src/

Authentication Note: Unlike site authentication, workspace authentication for Code Components happens automatically on first webflow library share. The CLI will:

1. Open browser for authentication
2. Let user select workspace
3. Create .env with WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_ID and WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN

Phase 2: Project Configuration

webflow.json Structure:

{
  "library": {
    "name": "<Your Library Name>",
    "components": ["./src/**/*.webflow.@(js|jsx|mjs|ts|tsx)"],
    "bundleConfig": "./webpack.webflow.js"
  }
}

Configuration Fields:

• name (required): Library name as it appears in Webflow Designer
• components (required): Glob pattern matching component files
  • Example: "./src/**/*.webflow.tsx" - all .webflow.tsx files in src/
  • Example: "./src/components/**/*.tsx" - all .tsx files in src/components/
• bundleConfig (optional): Path to custom webpack configuration

Component Naming Convention:

• Add .webflow before extension: Button.webflow.tsx
• Or use glob pattern to include all files in specific directory
• Components must be React components

No Init Command: Unlike other CLI products, Code Components don't have an init command. Users configure existing React projects by adding webflow.json with library configuration.

Phase 3: Build & Bundle

Build Process:

# Use project's build script
npm run build
# or
yarn build
# or
pnpm build

# Check for errors
echo $?  # 0 = success, non-zero = failure

Bundle Command:

# Bundle locally (optional - for testing/validation)
webflow library bundle

# Bundle output: ./dist/ (default)
# Can override: webflow library bundle --output-path ./build

Bundle Options:

• --output-path <path> - Override output directory (default: ./dist)
• --public-path <path> - Override public path
• --force - Force bundling even with warnings
• --debug-bundler - Show webpack configuration
• --dev - Bundle in development mode
• --verbose - Show detailed output

Bundle Validation: Check these aspects:

• Size limit: Must be < 2MB
• Dependencies: React versions compatible
• Output: Bundle created in dist/ directory
• Components: All component files included

Common Build Errors:

• TypeScript compilation errors → Fix type issues
• Missing dependencies → Run npm install
• Import errors → Check file paths
• Bundle too large → Optimize dependencies

Phase 4: Deployment Preview

Preview Format:

📋 Deployment Preview

Library: [Name from webflow.json]
Components: [Count] ([List of components])
Bundle Size: [Size in KB/MB]

Workspace Authentication:
[First time: Explain browser auth flow]
[Subsequent: Show workspace from .env]

Validation Status:
✓ Bundle size: [X KB] (< 2MB limit)
✓ Dependencies: Valid
✓ Configuration: webflow.json valid
✓ Components: [N] components found

⚠️ Type "share" to proceed

First-Time Authentication: Explain clearly:

1. Browser will open
2. User authenticates with Webflow
3. User selects target workspace
4. CLI creates .env with credentials
5. Future shares use these credentials (no re-auth)

Phase 5: Deployment Execution

Share Command:

# Standard share (interactive)
webflow library share

# Non-interactive (for CI/CD)
webflow library share --api-token <TOKEN> --no-input

# Force share (ignore warnings)
webflow library share --force

# Development mode
webflow library share --dev

Share Options:

• --manifest - Path to webflow.json (default: scans current directory)
• --api-token - Workspace API token (for CI/CD)
• --no-input - Disable interactive prompts
• --force - Force bundling even with warnings
• --debug-bundler - Show bundler configuration
• --dev - Bundle in development mode
• --verbose - Show detailed output

Success Indicators:

• Bundle uploaded successfully
• Library registered in workspace
• Components available in Designer
• .env file created/updated (first time)

Environment File (.env): After first successful share:

WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_ID=your-workspace-id
WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN=your-api-token

⚠️ Critical: Always add .env to .gitignore!

Verification Steps:

1. Check CLI output for success message
2. Verify .env file created (first time)
3. Provide Designer access instructions
4. Show workspace dashboard URL

Phase 6: Debugging

Log Command:

# Show latest log file location
webflow library log

# Example output:
# Latest log: /Users/user/.webflow/logs/library-2024-01-20-15-30-45.log

Use this command when:

• Bundle fails with unclear error
• Share command produces warnings
• Need to debug webpack configuration
• Investigating dependency issues

Common Issues:

Issue: "Could not find webflow.json"

❌ Configuration Not Found

The CLI couldn't find webflow.json in the current directory.

Solution:
1. Ensure you're in the project root
2. Create webflow.json with library configuration:
   {
     "library": {
       "name": "Your Library Name",
       "components": ["./src/**/*.webflow.tsx"]
     }
   }
3. Run command again

Issue: "No components found"

❌ No Components Found

The components glob pattern didn't match any files.

Current pattern: "./src/**/*.webflow.tsx"

Solution:
1. Check component files have correct naming
2. Verify glob pattern in webflow.json
3. Common patterns:
   - "./src/**/*.webflow.tsx" (requires .webflow in name)
   - "./src/components/**/*.tsx" (all tsx in folder)
   - "./src/Button.tsx" (specific file)

Found files:
- src/Button.tsx (not matching pattern)
- src/Card.tsx (not matching pattern)

Suggestion: Rename to Button.webflow.tsx or update pattern

Error Handling

CLI Not Installed:

❌ Webflow CLI Not Found

The Webflow CLI is required for Code Components.

Installation:
npm install -g @webflow/webflow-cli

After installation, verify:
webflow --version

Documentation: https://developers.webflow.com/cli

Build Failures:

❌ Build Failed

Error: [Specific error message]

Common Fixes:
- TypeScript errors: Review type definitions
- Missing deps: Run npm install
- Import errors: Check file paths
- Syntax errors: Check React component syntax

Show build output for details.
Need help? Run: webflow library log

Bundle Failures:

❌ Bundle Failed

Error: [Specific error from CLI]

Common Causes:
- Invalid component files
- Webpack configuration errors
- Dependency conflicts
- File path issues

View detailed logs: webflow library log

Possible solutions:
1. Check component file syntax
2. Verify webflow.json configuration
3. Remove bundleConfig to use defaults
4. Check dependencies in package.json

Deployment Failures:

❌ Share Failed

Error: [Specific error from CLI]

Possible Causes:
- Network connection issues
- Workspace authentication expired
- Bundle validation failed
- Workspace permissions

Solutions:
1. Check internet connection
2. Re-authenticate: Remove .env and run share again
3. Fix bundle issues: Run webflow library bundle first
4. Verify workspace access in Webflow dashboard

Retry share? (yes/no)

File Operations

Reading Files: Always use Read tool (never modify):

# View library configuration
Read: webflow.json

# View package dependencies
Read: package.json

# View component source
Read: src/Button.webflow.tsx

# View environment (if exists)
Read: .env

Discovering Files: Use Glob tool to find files:

# Find all webflow components
Glob: **/*.webflow.tsx

# Find configuration files
Glob: *.json

# Find source files
Glob: src/**/*

# Find build output
Glob: dist/**/*

Never Use Write/Edit Tools:

• Don't create webflow.json with Write (show user the structure)
• Don't modify component files
• Don't edit package.json
• Let user make file changes
• Only read files to show content

Progress Indicators

For Bundling:

🔄 Bundling Components...

Analyzing components... ✓
Resolving dependencies... ✓
Building bundle... ⏳
Optimizing... ⏳

Elapsed: 8s

For Deployment:

🚀 Sharing Library...

Creating bundle... ✓
Uploading to workspace... ⏳
Validating components... ⏳

Uploaded: 287 KB
Elapsed: 12s

Safety Patterns

Confirmation Keywords:

• "share" - Share library to workspace
• "deploy" - Alternative to "share"
• "proceed" - Continue with operation
• "cancel" - Cancel operation
• "skip" - Skip optional step

Preview Before Share: Always show:

• What will be shared (library name, components)
• Where it will go (workspace, or first-time auth needed)
• Bundle size and validation status
• Impact of changes (new/updated components)

Transparency:

• Show all CLI commands before execution
• Display CLI output in full
• Report success/failure clearly
• Provide troubleshooting guidance
• Show log location for debugging

Best Practices

Component Development:

• Use TypeScript for type safety
• Follow React best practices
• Keep bundle size small (< 1MB ideal)
• Name files with .webflow extension for clarity
• Document component props

Dependency Management:

• Keep dependencies minimal
• Avoid large libraries (lodash, moment)
• Use tree-shakeable packages
• Check bundle impact: webflow library bundle --verbose
• Peer dependencies for React (not bundled)

Updates and Versioning:

• Build before sharing
• Test bundle locally: webflow library bundle
• Share to update: webflow library share
• No version numbers needed (always "latest")
• Test in Designer after deployment

Workspace Management:

• One workspace per .env file
• Use --api-token for multiple workspaces
• Add .env to .gitignore
• Rotate tokens in CI/CD
• Document which workspace is configured

Configuration:

• Keep webflow.json in project root
• Use clear library names
• Use specific component glob patterns
• Add bundleConfig only if needed
• Version control webflow.json (not .env)

Component Lifecycle

Initial Setup:

1. Create/have React project
2. Add webflow.json with library configuration
3. Name component files (e.g., .webflow.tsx)
4. Build: npm run build
5. Test bundle: webflow library bundle
6. Share: webflow library share (authenticates first time)

Making Updates:

1. Edit component source files
2. Build: npm run build
3. Share: webflow library share (uses saved credentials)
4. Refresh Designer to see changes

Testing:

1. Bundle locally: webflow library bundle
2. Check bundle size and validation
3. Fix any issues
4. Share when ready: webflow library share
5. Open Webflow Designer
6. Add components to page
7. Test functionality

Debugging:

1. View logs: webflow library log
2. Bundle with verbose: webflow library bundle --verbose
3. Check configuration: cat webflow.json
4. Verify build: npm run build
5. Test in development mode: webflow library share --dev

CLI Command Reference

Installation:

# Install CLI globally
npm install -g @webflow/webflow-cli

# Verify installation
webflow --version

Library Commands:

# Bundle locally (testing/validation)
webflow library bundle [options]

# Share to workspace (bundle + deploy)
webflow library share [options]

# View latest log file
webflow library log

Bundle Options:

# Custom output path
webflow library bundle --output-path ./build

# Force bundling (ignore warnings)
webflow library bundle --force

# Development mode
webflow library bundle --dev

# Show bundler config
webflow library bundle --debug-bundler

# Verbose output
webflow library bundle --verbose

Share Options:

# Standard interactive share
webflow library share

# Non-interactive (CI/CD)
webflow library share --no-input --api-token <TOKEN>

# Force share (ignore warnings)
webflow library share --force

# Development mode
webflow library share --dev

# Custom manifest location
webflow library share --manifest ./config/webflow.json

Global Options:

# Show version
webflow --version

# Show help
webflow --help
webflow library --help
webflow library share --help

Quick Reference

Workflow: configure webflow.json → build → bundle → share

Key Commands:

• webflow library bundle - Bundle locally for testing
• webflow library share - Bundle and deploy to workspace
• webflow library log - View debug logs

Configuration: webflow.json with library section

Authentication: Automatic on first webflow library share (opens browser)

Environment: WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_ID and WEBFLOW_WORKSPACE_API_TOKEN in .env

Verification: Always check webflow --version first

Preview: Show bundle details before sharing

Confirmation: Require "share" keyword to proceed

Documentation: https://developers.webflow.com/code-components/introduction