Figma

A purpose-built agent shipped this cycle, embedded directly in the design canvas and aware of your design systems.¹

The Figma agent generates and remixes designs in context. Unlike generic AI tools, it respects existing component libraries and automates repetitive layout work without leaving the editor.²

Grid became generally available with smarter layout controls. Designers can now reorder columns and rows, auto-position items into empty cells, and auto-add or remove rows to fit content — reducing manual adjustments.³

Make added custom skills, voice input, and mobile preview. Voice-to-text lets designers describe intent without typing; question cards guide Make through ambiguous prompts.⁴ Custom skills import from existing libraries or get created in Make and invoked via slash commands.⁵ Make output is now previewable on the Figma mobile app.⁶

FigJam is now a direct output target for coding agents. MCP tool updates and FigJam skills let agents generate architecture diagrams and ERDs into files already open — without leaving the coding environment.⁷

Code Connect 1.4.4–1.4.5 improved the publish and preview workflows. The preview command now handles large component libraries without "Payload Too Large" errors, chunking requests automatically.⁸ A --force flag overwrites UI-created mappings instead of halting.⁹ Batch template files (.figma.batch.json / .figma.batch.ts) let teams Code Connect icon sets and similar families from a single template.¹⁰

Plan Access Tokens (PLANTs) entered beta for server-to-server integrations.¹¹ Enterprise admins gained per-billing-group AI credit controls, and Governance+ customers got Developer Logging for API usage visibility.¹²¹³