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Figma launches its AI agent with support for custom design systems
Teams can now connect design libraries, guidelines, and reference files to the generally available Figma agent.
Summary
Figma details how teams at companies like Uber, Granola, and Atlassian use the generally available Figma agent with their design systems. Users can connect published libraries, add written rules, attach reference files, and build custom skills so the AI builds layouts that match brand standards. The agent is available on most paid and education plans, with limited access on starter accounts.
What changed
- Connected published libraries in the agent chat so the tool uses approved components and variables.
- Uploaded written guidelines inside design library settings to give the agent specific rules.
- Attached reference files and completed designs to prompts to give the AI layout context.
- Built reusable skills by giving the agent instructions and steps to follow in markdown.
Availability
Available now“Here’s how teams at Uber, Granola, and Atlassian support high-quality, fast-moving work with the Figma agent, now generally available.”
Founder takeaway
Connect your team libraries and upload written guidelines so the Figma agent uses your actual components.
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