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figma launches code layers and the figma agent in open beta
figma brings code layers and the figma agent to open beta, letting teams build and compare interactive code-based prototypes on the canvas.
Summary
code layers is now in open beta for all users. teams can build prototypes backed by code and use the figma agent to generate multiple interactive variations side by side.
What changed
- code layers moves into open beta for all users to build prototypes backed by code on the canvas.
- users can clone repositories from github into code layers.
- the figma agent creates multiple interactive versions side by side from prompts.
- extract designs turns elements into editable figma design layers for layout and styling updates.
Availability
Beta“Today, code layers moves into open beta. Now teams can explore and build prototypes backed by code on the canvas.”
Founder takeaway
product teams can test code layers in open beta to build prototypes and generate variations directly on the figma canvas.
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