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Figma turns design-system judgment into reusable agent context

Libraries tell the agent what exists; guidelines explain how to choose; examples show patterns in practice; and skills package recurring audits—including checks for accessibility gaps—into shared workflows.

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Design tools · Design systems
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Figma shows how to give its agent a design system’s judgment

Published libraries provide approved components and tokens, guidelines encode rules and exceptions, examples demonstrate composition, and reusable skills can audit screens for hardcoded values and accessibility gaps.

Design tools · Component systems
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Webflow adds defaults to flexible component slots

Designers can seed a slot with a default component that appears in every new instance and updates system-wide, while marketers can still swap, reset, or clear the content where needed.

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