Turn Figma frames into production UI code in CodeBuddy IDE
At a glance
CodeBuddy IDE’s Figma2Code (via Craft Agent) lets you OAuth Figma, add selected components to chat, describe the stack, and preview generated UI code. This workflow is listed under sponsor, coding-agent, devtools, design-to-code, figma.
In CodeBuddy IDE Craft Agent, click Figma, complete Figma OAuth with edit/dev access, open a design file, select complete components in Layers, Add to Conversation, then describe framework/stack and requirements so the agent generates UI code for preview and iteration.
Worth knowing
Needs edit or development permission on the Figma file; team projects need collaboration access. Docs tip: select complete modules and state stack preferences for better conversion.
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