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@browxai/plugin-figma

v0.1.0

Published

Figma canvas-app adapter plugin for browxai — surfaces a small first-party tool surface (selection, viewport, node mutate, rectangle create) over the `figma.*` page-side global.

Readme

@browxai/plugin-figma

First-party browxai canvas-app adapter for Figma. Exposes five small, useful tools (figma.get_selection, figma.get_viewport, figma.select_node, figma.move_node, figma.create_rectangle) over the page-side figma.* global that Figma's plugin context exposes. Each tool is a thin wrapper around an eval_js round-trip: the plugin builds the appropriate figma.viewport / figma.currentPage.selection / figma.createRectangle() expression, dispatches through eval_js, and parses the value back. When figma isn't defined on the page (no editor loaded), every tool returns the structured code:"figma-not-loaded" envelope rather than crashing.

Install

$ browxai plugin install @browxai/plugin-figma

The host must have the eval and canvas capabilities enabled — the plugin declares both at the manifest level and the runtime gates the whole plugin against the operator's active capability set.

After install, restart the browxai server (plugin lifecycle is resolved-once-at-server-start). The tools surface as figma.get_selection (etc.) on MCP tools/list, and on the SDK as client.plugins.figma.get_selection(...).

Targeted Figma API surface

This plugin pokes the long-stable parts of the Figma plugin API as of 2026-06: figma.viewport.{center,zoom}, figma.currentPage.selection, figma.getNodeById(), figma.createRectangle(), plus mutable x / y / fills properties on scene nodes. Future Figma versions may add fields; the targeted surface should remain compatible.

Full reference

The per-tool reference for this adapter — every op with args, return shape, and error codes, plus a usage walkthrough — lives at https://browxai.com/plugins/first-party/.