yeah I think so too since your original comment here came in before we released it. Okay, so walk me through what's going on here though.
You want the website's final destination to be in Webflow.
Your Marketing manager went rogue and generated a website in Claude Design.
How are you using the Relume Library MCP during all of this? I guess for the style guide tokens, yeah?
What I think is happening is likely the biggest opportunity in AI right now which is trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.......
You're trying to apply a design (claude design), that was created with zero guardrails, no framework, no common language, and apply it to a system. Claude Design calls them design systems, but they are only a system to themselves. Claude can translate its own system just fine.
What I would probably do if I were in your shoes, is work directly with the claude design artifacts first. Mold the "mock-up" of the website - similar to how you would have in Figma.
I remember when Graphic Designers would try to design websites - they'd do it in Adobe Illustrator and the way it was built (the layers) barely resembled a website. Feels a lot like this.
So work with claude design, maybe even move it to claude code. First ask it to explain the system to you in a concise way - using 5th grade reading language - provide visuals of the system and rules.
Then ask it to create a "style guide" page - based on the "system" it created.
Then I would ping the Relume Library MCP to grab the style guide from inside Relume.
Then I would ask Claude to read the relume style guide and spot the differences between the two.
Then I would make decisions (dont let Claude do it, because then we're back to the square peg in a round hole).
My decisions would be trying to map whatever claude put together for a style guide, to the Relume style guide. I would probably bet a lot of money that you'd actually be cutting things out of the claude system.
After I'm happy with the mapping and I have a style guide that I'm happy with, I would get to building that out in Webflow - most likely I would first have an agent bring the tokens into Webflow, maybe update buttons and typography, and likely hold there. Check things.
Then I would ask the agent to build out the color schemes.
I'm flying blind at this point, no idea how any of this will go up to this point. I've done pieces of this flow before. One bad prompt or one lazy decision and you could have a mess on your hands. Thankfully AI has a very efficient undo.
Maybe once you get to the point where you are down to one style guide, you can share it with me and we can figure out next steps.
The long story is that I think its possible for you to get this up in Webflow and for it to follow Relume but your marketing manager needs to not be using claude design.
If they want to build quicker and on their own, they should use either Relume Publish and you can use the new Relume Publish MCP to bring those ideas to life in Webflow, or you guys agree to use the Relume Library MCP and the react component library shows you what is possible for layouts. Otherwise you'll have to do this translation layer every single time they spin up a new page.
