Figma Releases In-Canvas Design Agent

Design work can now stay inside the canvas while AI handles context-aware changes. Useful for faster UI iteration, but value depends on how well it respects your design system.

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The agent runs directly on the Figma canvas, reducing handoff between chat tools and manual editing.
It is tuned on components, tokens, standards, and best practices, so design-system awareness is the main promise.
Best fit is repetitive UI cleanup, component alignment, and token-based edits. Final product judgment still stays human.

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