Roadmap
What's available now, what I'm actively working on, and what's coming next.
Copy designs from Figma into Design Relay as editable layers — including frames, text, Auto Layout, components, colors, effects, and other design properties.
When you're ready, copy your work back to Figma without flattening it into an image.
Discuss the design right beside the canvas using Claude or ChatGPT.
Agents can understand the design you're looking at, the selected elements, your project context, and the decisions you've already made — instead of starting from scratch with every prompt.
Turn important requirements, decisions, constraints, and explorations into Project Memory.
Attach source documents or connect Notion so your design conversations stay grounded in the actual product context.
Ask AI to explore alternative directions using a copy of your design, keeping the original intact.
You can also generate quick HTML explorations, preview different directions, and turn the ones you like into real canvas designs.
Create components, variables, token collections, and modes.
Publish components to a project library so they can be reused across design files.
Link a local Git repository so AI can understand both your designs and the product codebase.
External AI agents can also connect through MCP to read live Design Relay context and work with the canvas.
Design Relay projects live as real folders on your computer, keeping your project files and context close to the work.
Use Cursor alongside Claude and ChatGPT, with better continuity between agent sessions.
Publish tokens alongside components in project libraries, create and apply effect styles, and navigate large variable collections more easily.
Link design-system components on the canvas to their corresponding components and exports in your codebase.
Paste designs directly into the selected frame or Auto Layout and automatically fit designs into view when opening files.
Carry variables, token bindings, and shared styles between Figma and Design Relay with greater fidelity.
For workflows that need more than the clipboard can provide, we're exploring a deeper Figma bridge.
Make component relationships durable enough to survive renames, file moves, and codebase refactors.
Support richer nested token structures and larger design-system hierarchies.
Move from local projects to shared projects with authentication and multi-user collaboration.
