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Figma Console MCP is magic. 3,900+ variables 15,000+ tokens 9 collections 1+ decade refining this grid system So many responsive permutations I couldn't have ever done it until now. @Figma I need that slot component access! lol

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Max Mokhnatskyi7 个月前

@figma Same, waiting for slots, signed for early access, never heard back

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Caner Sahin7 个月前

@figma Dude, this is so sick not so many people get it yet.

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Michal Gren7 个月前

@figma MCP huge time saver

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Tim Tsyre7 个月前

@figma That scale is impressive! The real challenge isn’t generating 15,000 tokens - it’s making sure their relationships stay predictable over time.

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rebekah7 个月前

@figma Please help me understand: why are you stoked on generating this stuff in Figma (a mockup tool) when the same model you're using to drive Figma could be used to create a full fidelity design system in real code? Asking genuinely, no offense meant

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Dave Soderberg7 个月前

@figma None taken! It’s valid and I’ve asked myself this a lot lol. IMO, it’s about scale. Most designers focus on getting from business need to solution. Most eng feels further n further from presentation / polish. The “handoff” is alive & well (yuck), so the glue is still needed

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Chris Smeder7 个月前

@figma Did you make this or is this the official Figma MCP?

Eric Paul Wittke 的头像
Eric Paul Wittke7 个月前

@figma In what world does someone need 15,000 tokens?! Assuming you mean CSS tokens. Very curious.

Mike Rapp 的头像
Mike Rapp7 个月前

@figma What exactly does MCP do?

Dave Soderberg 的头像
Dave Soderberg7 个月前

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