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Hi everyone 😊
Really excited to share FigmaCrews — a multi-agent AI studio I built for the #ConfigMakeathon (@figma x @contra 💙)
FigmaCrews is basically my proposal to Figma — what if Figma had a built-in AI team?
Right now, designers leave Figma constantly. Research, strategy, content, planning — all happening in different tools, then coming back to design. That's a broken workflow.
So I built a working prototype to show what it could look like.
You get 6 AI agents inside Figma: Manager, Researcher, Digital Marketer, Designer, Figma Designer, and a QnA agent. Give one command to the Manager, and watch the team get to work — in real time, without leaving Figma.
The idea is simple: Figma is already where design lives. In the AI era, it could be where the entire creative workflow lives.
I built this using:
Figma Make — the full experience runs here
Figma MCP — connecting the agents and making it real
This is my proposal. And I think Figma should build it 🙂
Would love to hear — which agent would help your workflow the most?
Here you can actually connect Claude or other AI by CLI or direct with API.
This is really cool! Great work!
Thank you So much @Dylan Siegel This system will actually reduce a lot of extra work and time. and designer's effort will be on point.
Thanks for posting this
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