Summary
Feedback lands where the designer will find it, not in a chat log they were not in.
A posted comment takes a node id plus x and y, so a note about a misaligned button is attached to that button in the file, and replies keep a thread together instead of scattering. Reading is at thumbnail level rather than structural — a node comes back as an image, not as layer properties — so this supports review and discussion rather than generating code from a design.
What it is
A server over the Figma API for reading a file and working its comment threads, in 5 tools.
What you get
- A Figma file brought into context from its URL, which is where the file_key the other tools take comes from
- A thumbnail of a single node, so one frame or component can be looked at instead of the whole file
- Every comment on a file read back in one call
- A comment posted against a node at given x and y coordinates, so feedback sits on the element it is about
- Replies onto an existing thread by comment_id rather than a new comment beside it
Requirements
FIGMA_API_KEY and the URL of a file that key can open.
Setup effort
One command plus a key — npx figma-mcp, then supply credentials
