Generate design system documentation for UI components directly from your AI agent, rendering into Figma or portable .md files.
uSpec is easy to set up with strong trust signals. Check agent compatibility and use-case fit before adding it to your workflow.
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Try it in a small test task inside your agent workflow.
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uSpec lets you describe a UI component to your AI coding agent, and it automatically creates detailed design documentation. It works with tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex, and can output specs as Markdown files or directly into Figma as annotation frames. This helps developers and designers keep their design system documentation up-to-date without manual work.
uSpec is a developer tool that bridges the gap between AI coding agents and design system documentation. It consists of a CLI, a Figma plugin (uSpec Extract), and a set of render skills. The workflow starts when you describe a component to your AI agent. The agent uses the uSpec Extract Figma plugin to capture the component's design tokens, structure, and behavior. This data is saved as a `_base.json` file. Then, the `create-component-md` skill generates a self-contained Component Markdown (`.md`) file covering API, structure, color, and screen-reader behavior. This Markdown file becomes the source of truth. From there, various `create-*` render skills can take that Markdown and render specific sections back into Figma as annotation frames via the Figma MCP (Model Context Protocol). Supported spec types include API specs, color annotations, structure specs, screen reader specs, motion specs, component anatomy, and component properties. The tool is designed to work with Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex, and can be initialized with a simple `npx uspec-skills init` command. It is open source under the MIT license.
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Generate design system documentation for UI components directly from your AI agent, rendering into Figma or portable .md files.
Frontend developers using AI coding agents like Cursor or Claude Code., Design system engineers who need to maintain up-to-date documentation., UI/UX designers who want to annotate Figma components with structured specs.
The setup section provides repository-level starting guidance, not a guarantee of an independently verified installation. Check the official README and release notes.
Figma or design-system access should be scoped to the minimum workspace and file permissions. Generated design documentation should be reviewed before being treated as canonical UI guidance.
Similar or complementary options to evaluate include design-extract, figma-ui-mcp, Argos.
Aug 20, 2026