FigCC

FigCC

A local Codex or Claude Code Figma agent for inspecting, reasoning about, and editing your canvas.

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[!IMPORTANT] FigCC, formerly FigCodex, is a derivative work based on PavelLaptev/FigClaw, used under the MIT License. FigCC replaces the original direct Claude API integration with an authenticated local bridge for Codex CLI and Claude Code, plus a different permission model, interface, and feature set. See NOTICE.md.

FigCC connects a Figma plugin to Codex CLI and Claude Code installations already authenticated on your Mac. It does not require a Claude API key or a separate OpenAI model API key inside Figma. Codex uses App Server; Claude uses the official Agent SDK with an in-process FigCC MCP server. Each provider keeps its own native conversation identity.

FigCC is an independent community project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Figma, Anthropic, or OpenAI.

What FigCC adds

Compared with the upstream FigClaw project, FigCC currently includes:

• Two local runtimes — uses Codex CLI App Server or the Claude Code Agent SDK with each CLI's existing login; the plugin iframe never calls a model API directly.
• Provider-isolated chats — switching Codex/Claude always starts a new empty chat. History restores that chat's provider and resumes only its native Codex thread or Claude session.
• Live runtime controls — loads the selected provider's model, reasoning-effort, and permission controls, then lets you change them beside the Send button.
• Native resume — preserves Codex thread IDs and Claude session IDs separately so later messages and cross-file History resumes continue the correct conversation.
• Selection-aware composer — shows selected Figma text, images, frames, and mixed nodes before sending. Visual nodes include bounded rendered previews; text nodes include bounded text and style metadata.
• Reference images — supports uploaded, pasted, and Figma-selection images in the same message.
• File attachments — attach common documents, data files, and source files with the paperclip control; the authenticated bridge stores bounded private copies and makes them available to the selected local provider.
• Direct canvas editing — Figma inspection and canvas mutations run directly through the plugin sandbox, so normal drawing requests are not blocked by an unrelated consent review.
• Selectable local-file permissions — Codex defaults to the CLI's Read only profile with automatically reviewed escalation for explicit project-file work; Workspace and Full access remain explicit user choices.
• Authenticated local transport — the bridge binds to loopback and requires a persistent random pairing token.
• Persistent macOS bridge — a user LaunchAgent can start the bridge at login and restart it if it exits.
• Selectable project workspace — Settings opens a native macOS folder picker. The chosen folder becomes the provider project root, while its live skills/ directory is merged with FigCC's built-in skills.
• Shared native skills — canonical skills/<name>/SKILL.md packages are linked into both .agents/skills and .claude/skills; upload, activate, @mention, create, or update them once for both providers.
• History and migration — saves conversations across Figma files and imports compatible legacy FigClaw settings, history, skills, and pairing tokens