From Figma to AI agents,
in one drag
Stop rebuilding your Figma mockups by hand. Point the AgentsRoom Chrome extension at any frame, drop a ticket in your backlog, and an agent running Claude, Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Cursor or any of the 10 other agent CLIs AgentsRoom supports ships the UI: pixel-perfect, every time, with none of the Figma MCP crashes getting in the way.
Demo video
Figma frame captured from Chrome, dropped in the backlog, shipped by a Claude Code agent in under 60 seconds.
Everything you need to turn designs into shipped UI
The fastest path from a Figma frame to a running AI agent. No plugins to buy, no handoff docs to write, no Figma MCP crashes to debug in the middle of a sprint.
Capture any Figma frame
Point the AgentsRoom Chrome extension at a section of your live app or at the element you want changed. The extension grabs its HTML, its CSS selector, the page URL and the browser context, then packs everything into a ticket ready for an AI agent, with your own screenshot of the Figma frame attached.
One-click ticket from the browser
No more copy-pasting Figma links into Linear. Click the extension in the toolbar, pick the project, add a two-line brief, submit. The ticket lands in your AgentsRoom backlog in under five seconds, with the design attached.
Public backlog, zero triage
The ticket goes straight into the same backlog your agents already watch. Designers, product managers, clients and end users can file Figma tickets themselves from a public portal or the Chrome extension, without ever opening your IDE.
Claude, Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Cursor and 10 other agent CLIs
Every major AI coding agent is supported. Pick the one that matches the stack of the current Figma ticket: React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Astro, Tailwind, CSS modules, shadcn. The agent runs the implementation in a dedicated terminal you can review live.
Pixel-perfect, not approximate
The agent works from your frame and your written intent, against the real components of your repo: your spacing scale, your design tokens, your typography, your breakpoints, as your code already defines them. You review the diff in AgentsRoom before merging.
No Figma MCP crashes in the way
The official Figma MCP server is powerful on paper but brittle in practice: timeouts on long files, missing tokens, agent sessions hanging halfway through. AgentsRoom packs the Figma context into the ticket itself, so your agent always has what it needs.
From Figma frame to shipped component, via the Chrome extension and a backlog ticket.
Three moves from frame to shipped UI
Capture the Figma frame with the Chrome extension
Open the Figma frame, screenshot it, then click the AgentsRoom extension in the toolbar. Attach that screenshot, write what you want built, and the extension adds the page URL, the HTML of the element you pointed at and its CSS selector before pre-filling a ticket for you in two seconds.
Drop a ticket in your backlog
Give the ticket a one-line title, pick the agent role (frontend engineer, design system integrator, mobile dev), choose the target project, and submit. The ticket lands in your AgentsRoom backlog, visible from the desktop app and from the public backlog portal.
An AI agent ships the UI, you review
Drag the ticket to In Progress and an agent running Claude, Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Cursor or any of the 10 other agent CLIs AgentsRoom supports starts implementing the frame immediately. You watch it work in a dedicated terminal, review the diff, then move the ticket to Done.
Your one-click bridge from Figma to an AI agent
The AgentsRoom Chrome extension is the shortest path between a Figma frame and a running agent. Attach the frame, point at the element it replaces, submit the ticket, watch the agent ship the implementation. Works with your own private backlogs and with any public backlog slug your clients or designers can write to.
- Turn a Figma frame, a web page or a plain screenshot into a ticket in one click
- Send to your own project or to any public backlog slug
- Auto-attach URL, CSS selector, DOM context and an optional screenshot
- Works with Claude, Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Cursor and 10 other agent CLIs
Because raw MCP breaks under real load
Figma MCP is powerful on paper: your agent calls the Figma API, reads the frame, rebuilds it. In practice, it hangs, times out on long files, misses tokens, or crashes the agent halfway through the task. AgentsRoom sidesteps the problem. The frame travels inside the ticket, as an image plus your written intent, and the agent reads that ticket, not a flaky live server. Pair it with the public backlog and you get the full pipeline: designers file tickets, agents ship the UI, you review before merge.
FAQ
Do I need the Figma MCP server to use this?
No. The AgentsRoom Chrome extension captures the Figma frame directly from the browser and packs it into the ticket. The AI agent reads the ticket, not a live MCP connection, so there is no hanging, no timeout, no crashed session in the middle of a sprint.
Which frameworks and stacks are supported?
Whatever your agent can write. AgentsRoom does not enforce a target stack: the agent follows the conventions of your repo. React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Astro, Tailwind, CSS modules, styled-components, Chakra, shadcn: all fine as long as your project already uses them.
Can designers create Figma tickets without touching the IDE?
Yes. Designers install the Chrome extension, sign in with their AgentsRoom account or point it at your public backlog slug, and file tickets from any Figma file. They never touch your terminal, your git branches, or your desktop app.
How does it compare to Anima, Locofy or Builder.io Visual Copilot?
Those tools try to be one-shot converters: Figma in, code out. AgentsRoom is a workflow: Figma in, ticket, agent, review, ship. You get human-in-the-loop review before merging, multi-agent choice, and the same backlog for Figma tickets, bugs and feature requests. And it is free to start.
Does this work with Cursor, Codex or Antigravity CLI, or only Claude?
All of them. AgentsRoom is multi-provider by design. Pick Claude Code for the best general coding, Codex for raw speed, Cursor for editor workflows, Antigravity CLI for long context, Aider for git-native iteration. Every Figma ticket can run on any agent you choose.
Is the Chrome extension free?
Yes. The extension is free to install and works on every AgentsRoom plan, including the free one: one public backlog per project, no monthly ticket cap, the embeddable widget and the extension itself. Pro lifts the caps on the rest of the app, starting with the number of projects.
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