Findings, typed
A new frame becomes a task labelled from-design with a "From the design" section. A changed frame becomes a comment on its task. A question or a decision lands where those live.
Integrations · Figma
Point at a Figma file. Get tasks, once each.
Link the file, say what to look for, and an agent reads it in your browser. What it finds lands once: a task, a comment on a task whose frame changed, a design question, a proposed decision, a screenshot in the Drive.
Each finding lands onceNever changes a task's fieldsRead first before new work starts
How the sync works
Two places, one truth.
Once, not again
Re-reading the file never duplicates work: each finding is matched to what it created before. The sync never changes a task's fields and never reopens a done task.
Read first
When a file is marked read-first and is stale, the briefing asks for a sync before an agent picks or claims new work, so nobody builds from an old design.
Set it up
Three steps.
Add the file
Setup › Design files: paste the Figma link and write "What to look for" in your words. A per-project Figma token is optional.
Let an agent read it
Say "sync the design", or the briefing asks when it is stale. The agent opens the file as you, reads the frames you named and sends typed findings.
Work the findings
Tasks from the design show "From the design"; screenshots sit in the Drive at figma/<file>/<page>/<frame>.png; learned notes stay on the file for the next sync.
What your agents see
An agent building a task filed from the design sees the frame it came from, the screenshot in the Drive and what the person asked it to look for.
Design first is a project rule here: the canvas is approved before code, and code matches it 1:1.
› sync_design({ file: "Landing" }) 14 frames read · 6 findings · 4 tasks, 1 comment, 1 question HBR-92 · Figma findings land once each · labelled from-design› get_drive_file("figma/Landing/Pricing/M6.png") ✓ image attached
How do Figma design files work?
Link a Figma file to a project and say what to look for. An agent reads the file and files what it finds as tasks, each finding once, so re-reading the file never duplicates work.
What can an agent do on the board?
Read the brief and rules, find or create tasks, claim them, comment, record decisions, keep docs current and end with a handoff. Every write is checked against the same rules people follow.
Do my agents need their own seats?
No. An agent acts for a person and shows as "Claude for Noor". You pay for people, not for the assistants they already pay for.