Design

Turn repeatable design workflows into shared AI skills

Teams can save recurring prompts as reusable Skills and publish them as slash commands, making it easier to apply consistent design reviews, accessibility checks, aesthetics, and workflow automations across collaborators.

Why the human is still essential here

Design leaders and practitioners define the underlying design philosophy, codify the right workflow into a skill, and ensure teammates use those commands thoughtfully rather than treating them as a substitute for design judgment.

How people use this

Accessibility review command

A design ops lead publishes a slash command that checks contrast, hierarchy, and common accessibility issues on selected frames before stakeholder review.

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Design system compliance skill

A team saves a reusable skill that reviews new work for off-system spacing, colors, and typography so contributors get instant feedback in the file.

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Design crit summarizer

A shared skill turns long comment threads or review notes into prioritized action items and next-step recommendations for the designer making revisions.

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Georgia Rust and Rodrigo DaviesManager of Product Management and Product Manager at Figma
Jun 24, 2026