It turns a file into things you can query — which components exist, what the styles are, what the screens actually say — so handoff questions get answered from the file itself rather than from a screenshot or a second-hand description.
A read layer over Figma's API. It runs locally against your Figma files and returns the parts of a design that people outside the tool normally have to ask for: the component inventory, the style definitions, the text on the screens, and the comments left on them.
- A file's information and structure, or just the nodes you name
- Every component a file defines, and the styles beside them
- All of the text extracted from a design, so UI copy can be read as copy
- Search within a file, for when you know the element exists but not where
- The comments left on a file
Node.js 16 or higher and a Figma personal access token, which you create in your Figma account settings and pass to the server as an environment variable. The repository is cloned and built locally — npm install, npm run build — rather than installed from a registry.