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    Enables bidirectional control between Claude Code and Figma with real-time sync, allowing creation and manipulation of design elements, component management, and document inspection through natural language commands.
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    Enables AI agents to read and inspect local Figma .fig files entirely offline, exposing document structure, geometry, styles, text, components, variables, and embedded images via MCP tools.
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  • Give a component (or component set) a property that instances can change: TEXT (wire it to text layers with `bindNodeIds` — instances then edit the label without detaching), BOOLEAN (show/hide the bound layers), INSTANCE_SWAP (swap a…
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  • Retrieve design rules, layout guides, API references, tokens, or icon instructions for Figma. Start with the quick-start overview, then load specific sections as needed.
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  • Reconstructs a 1nm spectral sky from an EPW hour, returning a canonical dict. Optionally computes ground-glow for tilted receivers using custom albedo, engine, and atmospheric options.
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  • Exports real vector geometry (fill and stroke paths) from Figma .fig files to SVG, PDF, or raster formats. Saves output to a file for direct use without recreating paths.
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  • Generate spectral sky data from EPW files, enabling year-long or hourly spectral analysis with configurable aerosol, cloud, and ozone models.
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  • Audit an animated Figma frame's motion from keyframes without rendering, catching pops, dead holds, blur errors and timing issues with per-layer fixes before export.
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  • Check the Figma plugin bridge connection status. Use this to confirm the plugin is running before other tools.
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  • Read a .fig file from disk to list all screens across every page. Use it to inspect or implement screens without opening Figma, requiring no plugin pairing or token.
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  • Read a node from a .fig file by its sessionID:localID id (from plumb_fig_outline), returning type, name, size, fills, opacity, and text details.
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  • Summarize a local Figma .fig file by extracting document name, export date, node counts, page list, and counts of components, variables, and images. Read-only and offline.
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  • Turn an existing node (usually a frame) into a reusable COMPONENT, keeping its properties and children — the toolbar's Create component. The result has its own id (returned).
    MIT
  • Combine components into one component set (variants), like Figma's Combine as variants. Name each component "Property=Value, Other=Value" first (figma_rename_node) — Figma derives the variant properties from those names.
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  • Several edits in ONE call and ONE undo step — a polish pass over what you built: fills, strokes, radius, effects, auto-layout, sizes, text, constraints, names.
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  • Run JavaScript in the open Figma document to create, edit, move, style or delete nodes in one call, returning a screenshot so each change is verified visually.
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