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Figma-Context-MCP-Skill

Translate Figma nodes into production-ready code with 1:1 visual fidelity using Framelink Figma-Context-MCP (get_figma_data and download_figma_images).

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Summary

  • Translate Figma nodes into production-ready code with 1:1 visual fidelity using Framelink Figma-Context-MCP (get_figma_data and download_figma_images).
  • Trigger when the user provides Figma URLs or node IDs, or asks to implement components/pages that must match Figma precisely, and the workflow should use Figma-Context-MCP instead of the official Figma MCP server.

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SKILL.md

Implement Design (Context MCP)

Overview

Use this skill to implement Figma designs with high fidelity by using Figma-Context-MCP (figma-developer-mcp) as the data source. Treat MCP output as design truth, then translate it into project conventions (components, tokens, styling, architecture).

Prerequisites

  • Figma-Context-MCP server is configured and reachable in the current client
  • User provides a Figma URL or explicit fileKey + nodeId
  • A Figma personal access token is available (FIGMAAPIKEY)

Typical MCP server config (stdio)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "Framelink MCP for Figma": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "figma-developer-mcp", "--figma-api-key=YOUR-KEY", "--stdio"]
    }
  }
}

Required Workflow

Follow these steps in order.

Step 1: MCP Connectivity Probe (Required)

Before implementation, verify the MCP connection by calling getfigmadata directly.

Use the target node when available:

get_figma_data(fileKey="<fileKey>", nodeId="<nodeId>")

Success criteria:

  • tool returns node data (metadata/layout/styles), even if partial/truncated
  • no MCP transport/auth error

Failure handling:

  • if call fails, stop implementation and report the exact error
  • explicitly state that "enabled in config" may still mean "not connected in current session"
  • ask user to fix MCP session/config/token, then retry probe

Step 2: Parse Figma Link

Extract from URL:

  • fileKey: segment after /design/ or /file/
  • nodeId: value of node-id query parameter

Convert nodeId to MCP-accepted format when needed:

  • URL often gives 1-2
  • tool accepts 1:2 and also supports -; both are generally valid

Step 3: Fetch Node Context with getfigmadata

Call:

get_figma_data(fileKey="<fileKey>", nodeId="<nodeId>")

Use output for:

  • layout structure and auto layout rules
  • typography and color styles
  • component hierarchy and variants
  • image/vector node references for asset extraction

If payload is too large:

  • request target child node IDs from current result, then fetch child nodes individually with getfigmadata
  • only use depth when the user explicitly asks for constrained traversal

Step 4: Download Assets with downloadfigmaimages

When getfigmadata returns image/vector references, call:

download_figma_images(fileKey="<fileKey>", nodes=[...], localPath="<absolute-path>")

Rules:

  • only use assets from Figma output
  • do not replace with third-party icon packs
  • use absolute paths for localPath
  • preserve exported filenames and suffixes for traceability

Step 5: Translate to Project Conventions

  • map Figma styles to existing design tokens
  • replace generated/raw structures with project components
  • keep framework idioms (state, routing, data flow, styling system)
  • avoid hardcoded constants when token/component exists

Step 6: Achieve 1:1 Visual Fidelity

Validate against Figma node data and proportions:

  • spacing and sizing
  • typography (family, size, weight, line-height)
  • colors, borders, radius, shadows
  • interaction states
  • responsive behavior

If exact parity conflicts with system constraints, keep system primitives and apply minimal targeted overrides.

Step 7: Final Validation Checklist

  • layout and alignment match Figma
  • text and typography match Figma
  • colors/effects match Figma
  • image/vector assets are complete and not substituted
  • interactions and responsiveness are implemented
  • accessibility baseline is preserved

Implementation Rules

  • Reuse existing project components before creating new ones
  • Keep components composable and typed
  • Prefer tokenized values over literals
  • Document intentional deviations briefly in code comments

Quick Example

User request:

Implement this page: https://figma.com/design/AbC12345XYZ/MyPage?node-id=10-22

Execution outline:

  1. extract fileKey=AbC12345XYZ, nodeId=10-22
  2. run MCP connectivity probe: getfigmadata(fileKey="AbC12345XYZ", nodeId="10-22")
  3. if probe succeeds, fetch/expand node context with additional getfigmadata calls as needed
  4. collect image/vector nodes from response
  5. call downloadfigmaimages(...) to project assets directory
  6. implement with existing component system and tokens
  7. verify fidelity and interaction behavior