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You can synchronize design tokens and components by orchestrating sequential use_figma calls that enforce token scopes, variant wiring, and Code Connect mappings to keep Figma and code strictly aligned.

Automating a Figma design system workflow involves coordinating 20 to 100 sequential calls across discovery, creation, and QA phases, using idempotent checkpoints and resume protocols to handle partial failures safely.

Recover an interrupted Figma component creation process using a resume protocol driven by shared-plugin-data tagging, which allows the workflow to continue safely from the last successful checkpoint.

Yes, managing Figma design tokens at scale requires strict idempotency, explicit checkpoints, and state-management protocols to ensure token scopes and metadata remain consistent across code and design tooling.

You need Code Connect mappings for Figma components when wiring variants and enforcing code syntax to prevent drift between your design tooling and your development environment.

Yes, the Figma workflow provides a safe cleanup workflow to handle partial runs or failures, ensuring robust recovery and preventing incomplete design token or component states from corrupting the system.