Design

Feeding reviewed FigJam context back into implementation

Teams use FigJam as a shared source of reviewed context, then pull the board’s diagrams and decisions back into coding agents so implementation reflects earlier collaboration and design intent.

Why the human is still essential here

Humans remain responsible for reviewing comments, refining the plan, approving architectural decisions, and deciding when the work is ready to merge.

How people use this

Board-guided code scaffolding

After a FigJam board is reviewed, the approved diagrams and notes are passed to a coding agent to scaffold features that follow the agreed architecture.

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Comment-aware implementation updates

AI reads FigJam comments and decision notes, then revises the implementation plan and generated code so it reflects stakeholder feedback.

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Design-intent merge checks

A coding assistant references the reviewed FigJam board during implementation and code review to keep flows, naming, and edge cases aligned with the approved plan.

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