Built-In Figma Skills for Design-to-Code Workflows

New Built-In Figma Skills in Warp

Warp added two new built-in skills to its agent platform with the March 2026 release: generate-figma-content and pull-figma-content. These skills are available out of the box to all Warp users and enable AI agents to work directly with Figma design files as part of automated workflows.

What Are Warp Skills?

Skills in Warp are reusable instruction sets that teach agents how to perform specific, multi-step tasks. They can be invoked using slash commands or referenced in scheduled cloud agent jobs.

The New Figma Skills

The pull-figma-content skill enables Warp agents to retrieve structured content from Figma design files — including layout data, component metadata, design tokens, and visual assets.

The generate-figma-content skill takes this further, instructing the agent to produce code or content that implements the design pulled from Figma. This can include generating HTML and CSS scaffolding, extracting design system rules, or producing component code.

Why This Matters

Previously, Figma integration in Warp required setting up the Figma MCP server manually — configuring OAuth authentication and wiring up the external MCP connection. The new built-in skills abstract away this complexity for common design-to-code tasks.

Other Notable Updates

• MCP server auto-detection: Global and project-scoped MCP servers configured via codex are now automatically detected and spawned when toggled on.
• Oz agent improvements: Oz agent tasks now report structured error codes, and skills can now accept arguments during invocation.
• Global search pre-population: The global search panel now pre-populates with any text actively selected in code, terminal, notebook, or plan views.