Framer

Design

Neotask brings OpenClaw capability to your Framer projects — access design files, retrieve publish links, and inspect components through conversation.

What You Can Do

Access Project and Publish Info

Ask Neotask for the published URL of a Framer project, its current publish status, or which domain it is connected to. OpenClaw reads your Framer project metadata without requiring app access.

Query CMS Collections

Framer's built-in CMS is powerful but buried — ask Neotask to list collections, count entries, or retrieve specific CMS items from a project. OpenClaw makes your Framer content data accessible through conversation.

Inspect Component Structure

Ask what components exist in a Framer project, retrieve their variants, or get properties of a specific interactive component. Neotask reads Framer's component layer so you can answer developer questions without opening the editor.

Manage Collaborators and Sharing

Check who is a collaborator on a Framer project, what their access level is, or retrieve the shareable preview link for a design. OpenClaw manages Framer workspace access through conversation.

Track Project History

Ask when a project was last published, what version it is on, or whether recent changes are live or in draft. Neotask surfaces Framer project status so you know what's live at any moment.

Try Asking

  • "What's the published URL for the 'Marketing Site' Framer project?"
  • "List all CMS collections in the 'Portfolio' Framer project"
  • "How many blog posts are in the CMS of the 'Company Site' project?"
  • "What components are defined in the 'Design System' Framer project?"
  • "Who are the collaborators on the 'Product Page' Framer project?"
  • "Is the 'Landing Page' project currently published or in draft?"
  • "Get the preview link for the 'Upcoming Feature' Framer project"
  • "What variants does the 'Button' component have in our Framer design system?"

    • Pro Tips

  • Published URL retrieval is useful in async contexts — "what's the live URL for X?" during a client email is faster than opening Framer to copy the link.
  • CMS count queries help with content audits: "how many items are in the Blog collection?" gives you a quick content inventory.
  • Component variant queries bridge design and engineering: developers can ask Neotask directly rather than pinging the design team for a component spec.
  • Combine publish status with release planning: "which of our Framer projects are currently in draft?" gives you a release readiness overview.
  • Collaborator checks before project kickoffs confirm the right team members have access before work begins.

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