Figma

Check Designs shipped — it compares your work against your design system, flags deviations, and applies the correct fix in one click.¹

Design-system compliance is now automated at review time. Check Designs catches drift between production components and the canvas without a manual audit, closing the loop between what designers ship and what engineers implement.²

Make gained visual codebase editing and planning context.³ The closed beta lets designers visually edit production code and prototype against a live codebase. Three additional planning updates ground Make with more context mid-build, keeping momentum without extra prompting.

The Figma agent generates and remixes designs in context. Embedded directly in the canvas, it respects existing component libraries and automates repetitive layout work without leaving the editor.⁴

Slot controls landed for component governance. New slot settings let teams set guardrails and default behaviors on any slot, guiding how components get used across files.⁵

Code Connect 1.4.7–1.4.8 hardened the CLI and browser compatibility. The --file flag now accepts multiple files in a single publish, unpublish, or parse command.⁶ Browser environments no longer fail with child_process or Console resolution errors — Node-only modules are now imported dynamically only when CLI commands need them.⁷ Gradle plugin compatibility with Kotlin 2.3+ was also fixed.

Make added custom skills, voice input, and question cards. Voice-to-text lets designers describe intent without typing. Custom skills import from existing libraries or get created in Make and invoked via slash commands.⁸

FigJam became a direct output target for coding agents. MCP tool updates and FigJam skills let agents generate architecture diagrams and ERDs into files already open.⁹ Plan Access Tokens (PLANTs) entered beta for server-to-server integrations, and Governance+ customers gained Developer Logging for API usage visibility.¹⁰¹¹