We use Willow at Wix, mostly together with Claude Code. The biggest thing for me is how simple it makes access to all the MCPs we need. We have both internal Wix MCPs and external ones available through the same place, together with different skills. The actual experience is very straightforward. I run one command in the terminal and Claude Code has access to the tools I need. There is no need to manually configure every MCP separately or keep track of different setups, which makes it much easier to actually use these tools as part of my day-to-day development work. The integration side is probably where I get the most value. Having internal tools, external tools and skills all available from Claude Code means I can move between different tasks without thinking too much about how each tool is connected. Performance has also been good in general. Once I am connected, the tools are available when I need them and I have not had issues with the actual MCP calls. The main reliability issue I run into is the session expiring every few hours, which means I have to log in again. From an onboarding and usability perspective, there really was not much to learn. If you already work with Claude Code, getting started with Willow is basically one terminal command and you are good to go. That is important because tools like this are only useful if developers actually use them, and having almost no setup friction makes that much easier. I do not have visibility into the pricing, so I cannot really judge the cost itself. From my side as a developer, the value is mostly in the time and setup it saves. Instead of configuring and maintaining access to each MCP and skill separately, I run one command and everything I need is available in Claude Code. As we use more tools, that becomes pretty valuable because I spend less time dealing with setup and more time actually using them. I also like that it makes AI tooling feel much more practical. Instead of Claude Code being limited to what it knows or what I manually give it, I can give it access to the actual tools and context we use internally and use those directly in my workflow.

Honestly the part that got me was how much was already wired up. Slack, Google Drive, Rocketlane, HubSpot, all connected, no ticket to IT to get any of it working. On top of that my team built out specific tools for things we actually do every day, like generating KYB documents, drafting payment protocols, tracking bank mismatches, parsing IBANs. That's not generic AI chat, that's stuff scoped to our actual job. Didn't expect a governance layer to also make it this easy to self serve.

That it never disconnects. In the past I always needed to reconnect all the connectors. Now it is seamless