AI-Assisted Design Tooling
PrivateFigma Police
An agent that audits a live Figma file for structural debt, separates safe repairs from design decisions, and helps teams reach handoff with fewer surprises.
- role
- designer and builder
- surface
- Figma agent
- focus
- design-system hygiene
- access
- private prototype
01
Catch the problems before handoff.
Design-system drift is usually discovered too late: after duplicated components, detached styles, inconsistent tokens, and unclear structure have already reached engineering.
Figma Police moves that inspection into the design file, where the team still has the context and authority to fix it.
02
An audit with different levels of confidence.
The agent reads the file alongside the active design-system context, then checks tokens, styles, components, naming, and structural consistency.
Deterministic problems can be proposed as safe fixes. Ambiguous issues remain designer decisions instead of being silently rewritten by automation.
03
Repair without losing control.
Suggested changes are intended to be reviewed in a sandbox before the source file is touched. The goal is not autonomous cleanup at any cost; it is faster hygiene without removing judgment from the designer.
A redacted walkthrough and public-ready build are still being prepared. For now, this page documents the product logic without exposing company files or internal design-system data.