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Design-to-code has traditionally been one-directional — designers hand off static specs, developers interpret them, and feedback loops run through screenshots and staging links. A bidirectional MCP bridge shortens that loop by keeping both sides working from the same live artifact instead of trading static snapshots.
If your team works across Figma and VS Code, this integration means design iteration and code generation happen within the same connected workflow rather than as separate handoff steps.
That gap between design and production? Closed. 🔁 GitHub Copilot, @code, and @figma now create a continuous loop. With the bidirectional Figma MCP server, Copilot users can: 🔹 Pull design context into code 🔹 Push working UI back to the canvas Connect your canvas and stay in the flow. 👇 https://t.co/bCZWRMohYJ
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