figma_mcp_server
by roy2an
The figma_mcp_server is an MCP server that implements a simple note storage system. It provides prompts and tools for summarizing and adding notes.
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What is figma_mcp_server?
The figma_mcp_server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to interact with applications like Claude. It provides functionality for managing and summarizing notes.
How to use figma_mcp_server?
To use the server, configure it within the Claude Desktop application by adding it to the mcpServers configuration. Use uv for development or uvx for published servers, specifying the command and arguments as shown in the Quickstart section of the README. The MCP Inspector is recommended for debugging.
Key features of figma_mcp_server
Custom note:// URI scheme
Note storage
Note summarization prompt
Add note tool
Integration with Claude
Use cases of figma_mcp_server
Summarizing research notes within Claude
Adding new ideas directly from Claude
Managing project documentation
Creating knowledge bases
Integrating notes into a workflow with Claude
FAQ from figma_mcp_server
How do I configure the server in Claude?
How do I configure the server in Claude?
Add the server configuration to the mcpServers section of the claude_desktop_config.json file, specifying the command and arguments.
What arguments does the summarize-notes prompt take?
What arguments does the summarize-notes prompt take?
The summarize-notes prompt takes an optional style argument to control the detail level of the summary (brief/detailed).
What arguments does the add-note tool take?
What arguments does the add-note tool take?
The add-note tool requires name and content as string arguments.
How do I debug the server?
How do I debug the server?
The MCP Inspector is strongly recommended for debugging. Use the provided npx command to launch it.
How do I publish the server?
How do I publish the server?
Use the uv build command to build the package, then uv publish to publish to PyPI. You'll need to set PyPI credentials via environment variables or command flags.