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To generate component specifications from Figma, provide a Figma link or Anova YAML export to extract design tokens, variants, states, and responsive behavior into a structured Markdown brief. It validates design details against a checklist and outputs a `brief.md` file for developers.

Automating design system documentation from Figma links involves extracting structured component specifications and design tokens directly from the file. This process validates completeness against a checklist and generates a standardized Markdown component brief.

Yes, you can extract design tokens and component variants directly from a Figma file by processing the Figma link through an automated extraction tool. It sanitizes the data to capture variants, states, and responsive behavior for technical documentation.

To check if your Figma component design is ready for development, run it through a completeness audit that validates the presence of necessary design details. This process flags any missing specifications, tokens, or states before generating the final component brief.

Yes, the component brief generation process supports Anova YAML exports as an alternative to providing a direct Figma link. The tool ingests the YAML file to extract variants, states, and content rules to produce the final Markdown specification.

Your Figma to Markdown handoff may be missing responsive behavior and states if the design lacks these definitions or the extraction tool failed to capture them. A completeness audit flags these specific gaps in the component specifications for human review.