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What's new in Figmo

A running record of every release — features, improvements, and fixes across the platform, API, and CLI.

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v0.3.0

AI Manifest endpoint + governance dashboard

  • New /manifest endpoint exposes your entire design system as a single, AI-readable JSON document — include it in any LLM context window or RAG pipeline.
  • Governance dashboard lets team admins see token drift, deprecation warnings, and unused variables across all connected Figma files.
  • AI manifest supports custom usage rules: annotate any token with a plain-English description that ships alongside the token value.
  • Webhook retry logic now has configurable back-off (linear, exponential, or fixed) — set via project settings.
  • CLI: figmo manifest --preview streams a dry-run of the manifest without publishing.
v0.2.0

Component generation + npm publishing

  • Auto-generated typed React components now ship in each build — one .tsx file per Figma component, with prop types inferred from variants.
  • Projects can opt in to npm publishing: every build tags a semver release and pushes to your org's npm scope automatically.
  • figmo pull now supports a --watch flag that re-pulls whenever a new build is detected, ideal for local development.
  • Token output now includes a tokens.css file using native CSS custom properties alongside the existing JSON and TypeScript formats.
  • Build logs are now streamed in real-time on the project detail page instead of requiring a manual refresh.
  • Fixed a bug where numeric Figma variable names were emitted as invalid TypeScript identifiers.
v0.1.0

Initial release — token extraction and CLI

  • Core token extraction pipeline: connect a Figma file and extract every variable collection as versioned JSON tokens.
  • TypeScript token output with full type safety — import tokens and get autocomplete for every color, spacing, and typography value.
  • figmo login and figmo pull CLI commands for pulling tokens straight into any JavaScript or TypeScript project.
  • OAuth integration with Figma — read-only scope, no write access ever requested.
  • Project dashboard with build history, diff viewer, and per-version download links.
  • Free plan with one project and unlimited builds.

This is the beginning of Figmo's story.