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Meet ScribblePrompt.
It started with a moment at work. I was whiteboarding with one of our engineers, and the conversation felt faster, clearer, and more productive. That made me realize I wanted the same kind of experience with my coding agents, without sending screenshots, typing long explanations, and still not quite getting what I meant.
So me and @Carlneil Domkam built ScribblePrompt in Figma Make: a tool that lets you whiteboard with an agent, so ideas start as sketches, not walls of text.
If you like design tools that make ideation feel more natural, we’d love for you to check it out.
Features:
- Whiteboarding tools
- Sketch Context for Figma Make
- MCP for Claude and Cursor
- Sketch Assistant — generate sketches
- Responsive across desktop and iPad
Tools used:
- FigJam for ideation and brainstorming
- Figma Make for prototyping and implementation of the sketching tool, sketch context, and audio transcription
- Figma Design for UI design tweaks
- Figma Weave for logo generation and storyboard references
- Anthropic API for Sketch Context and MCP
- Gemini API for the sketching assistant:
It's been a fun 2 weeks participating in this hackathon! See you at Figma Config! 🚀
This was so much fun!!
Indeed! I discovered so many new things we could do with Figma Make 🙌
Tysm
thank you!!!
For this hackathon we really wanted to build something useful; something that I want to use daily in my work. What’s cool is that we used this same exact tool that we built to improve the tool itself, so we draw and our agents exactly know what we are talking about through the built in MCP!
Ooooh this looks amazing!! 👏
whoaaa
Fire 🔥
thank you!
One of the unique innovations here is the process that was used to create our production speak to sketch model.
We implemented 5 different agents using Figma MCP to evaluate the performance of our model across 3 different attributes
Speed Quality and Cost
The result is the...
Glad to hear that Bin! Let us know how it goes 🙌 I really think there’s a lot of potential for AI apps these days to add a Draw feature to explain what you want quickly when vibe-coding.
What an awesome tool! I'm not good at drawing so it's useful to have AI help me
🥺 me neither. Tysm for the support!
This looks really useful!
Interesting concept. I liked being able to start by using my voice to create an image of what my thinking.
This feels creative, but still very clear!
Weldone
Great!
The concept of streamlining communication with coding agents via a canvas is brilliant and looks incredibly efficient.
beautiful, very useful for film illustrators
This was definitely necessary. Superb 👏🏻
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