A Claude custom skill that audits and diagnoses Smootify projects in Webflow. It analyzes your Webflow project and identifies common configuration errors that prevent Smootify from working correctly.
Once installed in Claude, the skill activates when you ask for help with a Smootify project that isn't publishing, has broken functionality, or needs a configuration review. You provide:
- The sandbox link of your Webflow project
- The CMS collection slugs you used for Products, Collections and Vendors
- A description of what isn't working
Claude then walks through an 11-point diagnostic checklist, inspects your project, and produces a structured audit report with the issues found, their severity, and how to fix each one — every recommendation linked to the official Smootify documentation.
- Download the latest release: smootify-skill.zip
- Open Claude.ai
- Go to Settings → Capabilities → enable Code execution and file creation
- Go to Customize → Skills → click Upload skill
- Select the downloaded
smootify-skill.zip - Open a new chat and start describing your Smootify issue
- A Claude.ai account (the skill works on all plans, including Free)
- Code execution enabled in your Claude settings
- A Webflow project that uses Smootify
The skill reads the Smootify documentation live from https://docs.smootify.io/ for every audit, so it always works with the most up-to-date information. It never relies on outdated training data or made-up answers — every recommendation is backed by an official doc page.
- Generic Webflow issues unrelated to Smootify
- Shopify admin configuration beyond what Smootify documents
- Custom JavaScript debugging beyond the official Smootify Custom Code section
- Building a Smootify project from scratch (this skill is for projects already partially configured)
For these topics, refer to:
- Webflow help
- Shopify help
- Smootify Discord for everything else
For issues, questions, or suggestions about the skill itself, open an issue on this repository.
For Smootify product questions, join the Smootify Discord.
See the LICENSE file in this repository.