License to Build: Briefing agents to scaffold components in Figma
zeroheight
01:06:58
Getting an agent to place a Figma component on the canvas is easy. Getting it to build yours — on-system, with the right variants, states, and tokens — is where your documentation does the heavy lifting.
License to Build is a webinar series from zeroheight covering real use cases for briefing AI agents with your design system context. Practical and tools-first.
Dispatch #2: Briefing agents to build Figma components from your design system
In this session, Luke will cover:
- **How to brief an agent to build a new Figma component **using your zeroheight documentation as the source of truth
- Claude Code and Figma Agents: different tools, same documentation driving the build
- **Keep agents from going rogue: **What good looks like, the common pitfalls, and what still needs a designer's eye
Tools covered: zeroheight MCP, Claude Code, and Figma Agents
Every attendee gets a step-by-step setup guide, supporting resources, and a custom Claude skill file to use in their own workflows.
Speaker
Luke Murphy
Principal Design Advocate, zeroheight
Luke is the Principal Design Advocate at zeroheight. They host the DesignOps Island Discs podcast, host the WDC conference in Bristol and help organizations worldwide with their design system via their work with zeroheight and DesignOps Assembly. They've worked as a design leader across enterprise and startups, and have a passion for good org design and creating community. When they're not enthusing about designops and design systems, they sing in a queer punk band and make zines.
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