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The official Figma MCP server is read-only. Fimake lets AI agents work directly in your Figma documents — create, edit, organize, and read.

📖 Docs: chavisnguyen.github.io/FiMake

Install

You need: Figma Desktop + an MCP client. No Node, no repo clone.

brew tap chavisnguyen/fimake
brew install fimake
fimake install-plugin        # downloads + registers the Figma plugin (macOS)
brew services start fimake   # one shared server in the background

Open Figma → Plugins > Development > Fimake and keep the window open (it shows Connected).

Point your MCP client at http://localhost:10101/mcp and restart it. Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user fimake http://localhost:10101/mcp

Cursor / Opencode / Claude Desktop: see Quickstart. Several clients can use the same server at once.

Then ask "list the pages in this Figma file". Stuck? Run fimake doctor — see Troubleshooting.

No Homebrew? See Usage. Building from source? See Development.

Related MCP server: FreeMCP for Figma

Tools

35 tools: 28 forward directly to the plugin (name = task command), 7 have extra Node-side logic. Full list: docs/tools.md.

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