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Figwright

awdr74100

Free bidirectional Figma MCP server: designs to framework-aware code and back to the canvas.

100 stars(as of 2026-07-11)View on GitHub

What is Figwright?

A free, MIT-licensed MCP server that works in both directions between Figma and code: it turns Figma selections into framework-aware code that respects your existing components and design tokens, and it can author changes back onto the canvas. It exposes around 100 MCP tools across read, write, and grounding categories and works with Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP client.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Bidirectional - unlike read-only design-to-code tools, it can also write changes back to the Figma canvas
  • Framework-aware output that respects existing components and design tokens, not just raw CSS dumps
  • MIT-licensed and free, positioned as an open alternative to Figma's own paid Dev Mode MCP server

Cons

  • Single-maintainer project still at v0.2.0; the ~100-tool surface is broad but young and unproven at scale
  • Thin fork signal (5 forks / 100 stars) makes real adoption beyond the author hard to gauge
  • Round-trip fidelity of 'write back to canvas' on complex designs is a project claim, not independently verified

License

MIT (OSI-open)

When it is interesting

You want a free, writable Figma-to-code bridge inside Claude Code or Cursor instead of Figma's paid Dev Mode MCP.

When it is too early

You need a battle-tested, multi-maintainer tool - this is early (v0.2.0) with a thin contributor base.

Commercial alternative & related

  • Commercial counterpart: Figma Dev Mode MCP

This repo featured in the 2026-07 edition of the Open-Source AI Radar.