Figma MCP Bridge
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Scored across 10 tools
The read tools are mostly separable by scope: get_tree returns structure, find_nodes searches a bounded region, get_nodes fetches properties by nodeId, and get_context reports bridge state. The main soft spot is the tree/nodes/find_nodes cluster plus get_operation vs get_context, which an agent could plausibly swap, but the descriptions do enough to steer selection.
All ten tools share a `figma_` prefix with a verb_noun pattern (get_tree, find_nodes, apply_batch, cancel_operation, export_node). The only deviation is `figma_navigate`, which drops the object noun, but the convention remains predictable overall.
Ten tools is a well-scoped surface for a Figma bridge: reads, search, navigation, batched mutation, operation lifecycle, and export. Each tool maps to a distinct capability without padding.
The surface covers discovery, reading, mutation via apply_batch with preconditions, operation polling/cancel, and PNG/SVG export, so core workflows are closed. Minor gaps: no rollback/undo for applied batches (cancel explicitly does not revert), no file/document switching, and export limited to two formats.