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Figma Console MCP Skills: Design-System Skills for Figma

Figma Console MCP Skills is a set of Markdown skills that teach an AI coding agent to export tokens, audit accessibility and document components in Figma.

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git clone https://github.com/southleft/figma-console-mcp-skills.git
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What is Figma Console MCP Skills?

Figma Console MCP Skills is a repository of self-contained skills for the official Figma MCP server. Each skill is a SKILL.md playbook with ready-to-paste scripts for tokens, variables, components, accessibility, version history, FigJam and Slides. It is MIT licensed and does not need the Figma Console MCP installed.

Figma Console MCP Skills is a repository of skills for the native Figma MCP server. Each folder holds a SKILL.md playbook, ready-to-paste scripts and its own references, so a single folder works on its own.

The skills are distilled from the Figma Console MCP, but you do not need that server. The README says you only need the native Figma MCP, plus a personal access token for four skills that call the REST API.

Most skills run through use_figma, the native tool that executes Figma Plugin API JavaScript inside the file. Load the official figma-use skill alongside them, because it holds the Plugin API rules they build on.

What changes in your agent's output

  • Variables leave Figma as real token files, with aliases resolved and every mode included, instead of default-mode values only.
  • Token changes go back into Figma without overwriting existing variables, matched by id, key or name.
  • Components get a variant state machine, mapped CSS pseudo-classes and per-variant visual diffs your agent can code against.
  • Designs are linted against WCAG 2.2 and design-system rules, and each component gets an accessibility scorecard.
  • Version history becomes a readable changelog, and comments or annotations are read and written from the agent.

The skills by group

The README lists 22 skills in five groups. A few need a terminal and a Figma token, while the rest work anywhere the Figma connector does.

GroupWhat it coversSkills in README
Tokens and variablesExport, import, set up and manage variables5
Components and design systemVariant analysis, properties, inventory, deep component trees5
Quality and accessibilityWCAG 2.2 lint, accessibility scorecards, code scans, parity4
Versioning and collaborationVersion history, changelog, blame, comments4
Docs, annotations, FigJam, SlidesComponent docs, annotations, FigJam content, Slides4

Who Figma Console MCP Skills is for

Best for

  • Design-systems teams that want tokens in code-ready formats from any Figma plan.
  • Designers who maintain variables, component sets and annotations and want an agent to do the repetitive passes.
  • Developers who need an accessibility or parity check between a Figma node and a code spec.
  • Teams already on the native Figma MCP who want repeatable playbooks, as in UI/UX Design System.

Not for

  • Plain design-to-code from a node or screenshots. The README leaves that to the native tools in the Figma MCP server.
  • Browser-only chat for the four REST skills. They run shell commands, so they need a terminal-capable agent.
  • Anyone expecting a bridge server. This repo ships Markdown and scripts, not an MCP server.

Use it with UiChemy

These skills keep tokens, components and annotations in order inside Figma. UiChemy's Figma to WordPress product then turns the finished design into an editable WordPress page. For tokens in the handoff, see Design Systems MCP. Click Get Started on uichemy.com.