Introducing SiteClaw
We built SiteClaw because post-launch website ops shouldn't mean endless manual QA, scattered Slack threads, and hoping nothing breaks. Here's what it does and why.
The problem every Webflow agency knows
You launch a beautiful site. Client signs off. Then the real work begins.
A week later, someone changes a CMS field and breaks the layout. A month later, half the meta descriptions are missing. Someone uploads an image without alt text. The "About" page has a typo in the title that's been there for three weeks.
Post-launch website maintenance is a grind. It's manual, it's reactive, and it falls through the cracks because nobody owns it as a process. You check things when you remember to, fix things when clients notice, and hope the important stuff doesn't slip.
What SiteClaw does
SiteClaw is an AI agent that lives in your Slack workspace and manages post-launch Webflow operations. It does three things:
- Detects issues — Continuous monitoring catches broken links, missing meta tags, alt text gaps, and CMS inconsistencies before your clients do.
- Proposes fixes — When it finds something, it posts a plain-English summary to your Slack channel with a specific, bounded fix.
- Executes approved changes — One-click approval in Slack. The change is applied to Webflow, verified, and reported back. Nothing ships without your sign-off.
The entire loop — detect, explain, approve, execute — happens in Slack. No dashboard to check, no context switching, no new tool to learn.
Why we built it in Slack
Agencies live in Slack. That's where client requests come in, where the team coordinates, and where decisions get made. Building a separate dashboard would mean yet another tab to check and another login to manage.
By making SiteClaw Slack-native, we meet teams where they already work. You can ask it to scan a site, update a CMS field, or check SEO health the same way you'd ask a teammate. And because everything happens in a thread, you get a natural audit trail for free.
Why approval-gated AI matters
We could have made SiteClaw fully autonomous. Detect an issue, fix it, move on. But that's not what agencies need. When you're responsible for a client's brand and website, you need to see what's changing before it changes.
Every write action in SiteClaw requires explicit human approval. You see exactly what will change, you approve or reject it, and only then does it execute. This isn't a limitation — it's the core design principle.
What's next
We're rolling out SiteClaw to a small group of Webflow agencies during our private beta. If you manage client sites and want to spend less time on manual QA, we'd love to have you try it.
- Multi-site management is coming soon
- Scheduled recurring scans and maintenance
- CSV import for bulk CMS operations
- Memory that learns your preferences over time
Check out our roadmap for the full picture, or sign up to start your free pilot.