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Deskhand
Claude in your Figma file, checked on your canvas
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Claude in your Figma file, checked on your canvas
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Deskhand puts Claude in the Figma file you have open. It builds with your components, styles and variables, reads back every write, then screenshots and reviews its own work. Runs on your machine. 14 days free, then £5 a month.
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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentGive every agent its own machine. Starts in under a second
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Hi, I'm Duncan. I'm a designer, and before Deskhand I used Claude with Figma every day through an open-source bridge.
Two things kept going wrong. Claude would draw something that looked like my Button but was a rectangle and a text layer. And it would tell me a change was done when Figma had refused it.
Deskhand fixes both. Claude searches your components, styles and variables before it draws, so the button is an instance of your Button and the colours are your tokens. Every write reads back what Figma stored, and a write that did not take comes back as an error. At the end Claude screenshots the frame, reviews it against the design rules and fixes what it finds.
It runs on your Mac. The plugin talks to the server over localhost and no design data goes anywhere else. It uses the Claude plan you already have, so there is no per-token charge, and there are 113 tools behind a 63 KB tools list so a session does not burn tokens loading them.
14 days free with no card, then £5 a month or £50 a year. I'm here all day. Tell me what breaks.