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@activeset/cms-alt

v0.6.0

Published

Webflow CMS ALT text & lossless WebP compression pipeline powered by local Ollama (Gemma 3 4B by default).

Readme

@activeset/cms-alt

Webflow CMS ALT text & lossless WebP compression pipeline, powered by local Ollama (Gemma 3 4B by default). No API keys. No cloud AI.

Quick start

# 1. Pull the local model (one-time)
ollama pull gemma3:4b

# 2. Run the full pipeline
export WEBFLOW_API_TOKEN=your_token
npx @activeset/cms-alt run --site <siteId> --ai --compress --publish

The UI at your admin dashboard generates the exact command for you — pick collections & fields, copy, paste, go.

Commands

cms-alt scan       — list CMS collections + image/richtext field counts
cms-alt export     — dump every image entry to CSV
cms-alt generate   — fill empty new_alt cells via Ollama
cms-alt compress   — re-encode to lossless WebP + upload to Webflow Assets
cms-alt import     — push CSV changes back to Webflow
cms-alt publish    — publish changed items
cms-alt run        — full pipeline: export → generate → compress → import → publish

Auth

Set WEBFLOW_API_TOKEN in .env.local (or pass --token). Set WEBFLOW_SITE_ID (or pass --site).

Ollama config

  • Host: OLLAMA_HOST env or --ollama-host (default http://localhost:11434)
  • Model: OLLAMA_MODEL env or --model (default gemma3:4b)

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 20
  • Ollama running locally
  • Any multimodal model pulled (Gemma 3 4B recommended)

License

MIT