Motion, craft and
AI experiments.

A plugin that builds an MCP server out of your design system, extracting tokens and components straight from Figma so AI code agents ship UI that is consistent by construction.

A structured execution-contract workflow for AI products: turns fuzzy discovery into clear definitions an agent can actually execute against.

A motion skill for Claude and Cursor: an agent-ready microinteraction pattern library (Dan Saffer framework) that analyzes static screens and proposes transitions grounded in real motion knowledge.

A spec-driven delivery orchestrator: 46 coordinated agents taking software from spec to shipped, with templates for Cursor and Claude.

Spec-driven agents for UI craft — a constitution, quality gates and craft foundations that hold AI-built interfaces to a designer's bar.

Documents UX and business rules as native Figma annotations via MCP — the file becomes its own spec.

Cleans Figma files semantically — renaming, grouping and applying Auto Layout — so both humans and agents can navigate them.

Handoff for agentic experiences: documentation, templates and evaluation criteria for products where the interface is an agent.

The Design Bible as Cursor rules: absolute UI/UX principles every AI-generated screen must respect.

Figma best practices encoded for AI agents: Auto Layout, constraints, variables and tokens.

An accessibility handoff annotation system for Figma, written as rules agents can apply.