Figma MCP Write Bridge
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TDQS
Scored across 11 tools
Each tool has a distinct purpose (icon, text, frame, rectangle, grouping, fill, etc.), with no overlapping functionality. The only minor overlap is between set_fill and set_text_color, but they target different node types (general vs. text).
Most tools follow verb_noun pattern (add_text, create_frame, set_fill, etc.), but 'rectangle' is a noun-only outlier, breaking the consistent convention.
11 tools cover core write operations for Figma (creating shapes, text, icons, grouping, styling, positioning, and interaction data), which is well-scoped for a write bridge without being excessive.
Missing operations like deleting individual nodes, updating node content (beyond color/fill), adding strokes, or reading node hierarchy. The surface covers creation and basic modification but lacks full lifecycle support.