@FinnTsai88: The biggest headache with AI doing UI, Figma is finally starting to fix it. These days it's not hard to get AI to generate a beautiful interface — what's hard is getting it to follow instructions. Even with existing components and design specs available, it still likes to freelance, and as it keeps tweaking, the entire page's style and business logic drift away. Figma has now launched Fi…

AI doing UI's biggest headache — Figma is finally starting to fix it. Nowadays it's not hard to get AI to generate a beautiful interface. What's hard is getting it to follow instructions. Even when there are existing components and design specs available, it still likes to freelance — and as it keeps making changes, the whole page's style and business logic drift away. 😂 Figma has launched Figma Specs this time, which lets you write requirements and design specs in Markdown directly on the design canvas, link them to components, design files, and code, and let AI Agents read all that context too. It has also upgraded MCP to make it easier for AI coding tools like Codex to plug into Figma. Combined with Code Layers, you can even run interactive code and build prototypes right in the canvas. I think this direction is pretty right. AI generates code faster and faster these days, but repeatedly explaining requirements, correcting designs, and unifying components still takes a lot of time. Going forward, competition in AI-driven UI work may not just be about who generates fastest — it'll also come down to who can truly understand requirements, follow the specs, and minimize rework for humans.