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I wrote a Cursor Figma MCP server to make it easier for AI copilots to implement designs. It's not perfect, but the resulting HTML and CSS is a lot cleaner than giving AI a screenshot and having it guess. Link in the replies, take it for a spin and...

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Graham Lipsman1 yıl önce

Need to do another video soon, the tool has improved greatly in the last month!

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Coral AI News1 yıl önce

Coral AI is the most powerful AI for documents. See the difference yourself:

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Veeral Patel1 yıl önce

I was literally looking for a Figma MCP server earlier this week - thank you!

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Graham Lipsman1 yıl önce

Lemme know how it works for you, I'm going to be dogfooding it to make it better 💪

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Michael Feldstein1 yıl önce

Can you do this with a figma plugin that publishes the focused element so you don’t have to keep pasting links

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Graham Lipsman1 yıl önce

What would the user flow be in that use case? Not pasting links would be great, but I feel like I need control over the composer agent (via chat and @'ing my rule files) before I send it off to execute in my codebase

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Michael Feldstein1 yıl önce

hell yeah!

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Graham Lipsman1 yıl önce

Surprisingly effective!

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I think this is probably a good thing. The response can be confirmed in MCP, but it doesn't seem to be handled well with Cursor. It seems to be the same with other MCP tools, occurring when the response becomes huge.I'm using Claude-3.5-sonnet but I'm getting an OpenAI error.

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Andri Sig.1 yıl önce

Very exiting stuff! One of the harder things abut AI coding right now is def the design and UX aspect. It can be pretty tricky to get Clude to implement designs by describing it in text. What a time to be alive! And what a great time to be a Designer/Developer! Holy moly!

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Designed it in Figma. Built it with Cursor. Shipped it to the client. Another project completed and handed over. A simple product on the surface, but a lot of thought went into making the experience feel effortless. Bag secured. Watch the video and tell me what you think.
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