A public Figma connector with a real plugin runtime
Scout's Figma connector pairs with a plugin-backed runtime so agents can inspect and mutate live files, components, variables, and exports through MCP.
pairselectcomposeexportMultiplayer design energy: colored handles, component nodes, variable rails, and a plugin handoff that feels native to Figma's culture of live collaboration.
A plugin-backed bridge between design intent and agent action: live selection, pages, variables, components, and export surfaces held in one collaborative runtime.
Figma is not a file importer. It is a live creative runtime paired through a plugin.
The Figma connector deserves its own page because the integration is a living partnership between Scout and the Figma canvas. A plugin sits inside the design tool and keeps the agent connected to the active document.
That means the agent can reason about pages, selection, components, variables, and exports while the designer's actual workspace remains the source of truth.
live document
selection and variables
pair, inspect, mutate
Paired with a live Figma plugin
Figma is not a small side integration. The public connector pairs with a Scout Figma plugin so MCP calls can operate on the live document, active page, selection, variables, and export surfaces inside Figma itself.
Open the Scout Figma plugin in the file you want to expose.
Sign in once so the plugin can complete the Scout pairing handoff.
After pairing, your MCP client can call the hosted Figma connector against that live plugin-backed runtime.
Working against a live Figma file instead of static exports or screenshots.
Reading and mutating nodes, components, variables, tokens, and page structure in place.
Design-system cleanup, asset export, and plugin-runtime workflows controlled through MCP.
Operates through a paired plugin runtime inside Figma rather than through an offline export pipeline.
Keeps page, selection, viewport, and document context live while MCP calls run.
Makes Figma a first-class design connector with its own execution surface, not just a browser page to scrape.
Sign in to Scout once so the Figma plugin can complete the pairing flow against your account.
Pairing starts inside the plugin and finishes through Scout's browser handoff at /figma/connect.
MCP clients use the hosted Figma endpoint after that paired runtime is available, instead of copying browser-style connector configs into the plugin itself.
A compact map of what this connector can do.
Figma exposes 71 commands across 6 capability groups. The full reference stays close, while this page keeps the connector's runtime shape easy to understand.
Content
50Inspect and mutate nodes, components, layout, typography, fills, effects, geometry, and document structure.
figma-ancestorsfigma-auto_layoutfigma-blendfigma-boolean_opfigma-boundsfigma-childrenfigma-clonefigma-code_block+42 moreNavigation
9Move between pages, focus the viewport, and manage the active selection in a live document.
figma-create_pagefigma-delete_pagefigma-focusfigma-pagefigma-pagesfigma-selectfigma-selectionfigma-switch_page+1 moreManagement
7Manage variable collections, variables, tokens, and dev-status metadata.
figma-create_variablefigma-create_variable_collectionfigma-dev_statusfigma-list_variable_collectionsfigma-list_variablesfigma-tokenfigma-variableInteraction
2Use the plugin runtime for toasts and history control.
figma-notifyfigma-undoStorage
2Read and write plugin-scoped storage surfaces.
figma-plugin_datafigma-shared_plugin_dataMedia
1Export nodes and assets from the current Figma document.
figma-exportAdd the connector deliberately.
Add the hosted connector endpoint your MCP client needs. Each public connector stays separate so agent permissions and runtime boundaries remain explicit.
SnippetJSONKeep connector boundaries intentional
Dedicated connector pages should make capability boundaries memorable before the agent ever receives tools.