Lists all component sets (variant groups) in a Figma team library. Use to discover component variants before implementing a design system.
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Benefits:
Common Use Cases:
1. Design Asset Management & Discovery
AI agents search and retrieve design files, components, and assets from Figma, making it easy for teams to find and reuse existing work.
2. Design Review & Feedback Automation
AI agents monitor Figma files for updates, notify reviewers, and compile feedback from comments into structured summaries for design leads.
3. Design-to-Development Handoff
Automatically extract design specs, tokens, and component details from Figma and push them to development tools and documentation systems.
4. Brand Consistency Monitoring
AI agents audit Figma files for off-brand colors, fonts, and components, flagging inconsistencies and suggesting corrections from your design system.
5. Design System Usage Reporting
AI agents analyze component usage across Figma projects to generate adoption reports and identify opportunities to standardize design patterns.
Extracts design tokens from a file: local + published variables, file styles, file components. token_format is a hint for consumers.
Returns all published components in a Figma file with their names, node IDs and descriptions. Use to discover available components before fetching specific node details.
Creates new variables (design tokens) in a Figma file. Supports creating variable collections, modes and values in one batch call. Use to programmatically build or update a design system.
Marks a Figma comment as resolved. Use after addressing design feedback to keep the file's comment thread clean. Note: Official docs list GET/POST/DELETE for comments only; this calls PUT { resolved: true } as specified and may 404 if unsupported.
GET file twice with different version ids (depth=4) and diff node id sets (added / removed / common counts).
Update a webhook.
Get file metadata.
Retrieves a Figma file's full document tree including all nodes, styles and components. Use when you need the complete file structure. For just the node tree outline use get_file_nodes. Depth controls how deep the node tree goes — use depth=1 for top-level frames only.
Add a reaction to a comment.
Get files in a project.
Retrieves specific nodes from a Figma file by their IDs. More efficient than get_file when you only need specific layers. Use after get_file_pages to drill into specific frames.
Get current user.
Exports multiple Figma nodes in one API call. More efficient than individual exports when you need many assets at once. Returns a map of node IDs to download URLs.
GET full file document and walk the tree; supports * ? wildcards and optional node_type filter.
Get component set.
Posts a new comment on a Figma file. Can be placed at a specific canvas position or attached to a node. Use to give design feedback directly in Figma.
Delete dev resource.
Create dev resources.
Permanently deletes a comment from a Figma file. Only the comment author can delete their own comments.
Get library analytics variable usage data.
Get file styles.
Lists all published components in a Figma team library with names, keys and descriptions. Use to browse available design system components.
Get library analytics component action data.
Lists all published styles (colors, text, effects, grids) in a Figma team library. Use to extract design tokens like brand colors and typography from the design system.
Get webhook requests.
Retrieves all variables published from a Figma file for use in other files. Use to get the canonical design token values that other files reference.
Get activity logs.
Get library analytics component usage data.
Get projects in a team.
Get payments.
Get library analytics style usage data.
Delete a reaction.
Returns the version history of a Figma file with timestamps, author and description for each version. Use to review file history or revert to a specific version.
Retrieves a specific node with full geometry and path data needed to extract CSS properties. Use when you need to generate CSS from a Figma design element.
Exports a Figma node as an SVG file. SVG is best for icons and vector illustrations that need to scale. Returns the download URL.
Get library analytics style action data.
Fetches a node via GET nodes, then walks response for child ids and issues follow-up GET nodes batches up to max_depth rounds.
No dedicated /prototype/flows route; aggregates flowStartingPoints from file JSON (depth=2).
Retrieves only the top-level pages of a Figma file without loading all node content. Much faster than get_file for large files. Use when you need to list pages before drilling into a specific one.
Update dev resources.
Get style.
Get image fills.
Get library analytics variable action data.
Create a webhook.
Retrieves all local variables defined in a Figma file including their names, types, values and scopes. Use to extract design tokens for design system implementation.
Universal Figma resource discovery. Parses any figma.com URL for file_key, node_id, team_id, project_id; optionally fetches shallow file (depth=1) and team projects.
Get a webhook.
Extracts tokens and emits a :root { } CSS snippet with placeholder custom properties (best-effort from variable metadata).
Get reactions for a comment.
Finds a specific frame or layer in a Figma file by its name and returns its node data. Useful when you know the frame name but not its node ID.
Retrieves all comments on a Figma file with author, content, position and resolved status. Use to review design feedback before a design review meeting.
Delete a webhook.
Retrieves detailed metadata for a single published Figma component including its node ID, description and containing file. Use after get_team_components to inspect a specific component.
Bundles GET nodes, file styles, comments, and meta for a node_id; returns markdown or JSON.
Runs extract_design_tokens and builds a Tailwind-style theme.extend object (best-effort from style metadata).
Get dev resources.
Get file component sets.
Updates existing variables in a Figma file including their values, scopes and modes. Use to sync design tokens from a code source of truth back into Figma.
Exports a specific Figma node as a PNG image at a specified scale. Returns the download URL. Use for exporting icons, illustrations or screen designs as PNG.
Pages at depth=1, then per-page subtree at depth=3 via ids filter for navigable outline.
Get webhooks by context or plan.
Exports a Figma frame as a PDF document. Use for design specifications, presentations or print-ready assets.
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