Capture full-page screenshots of Figma prototypes via Playwright.
npx skills add https://github.com/adamway/thoughts-cli --skill figma-screenshot
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: figma-screenshot Source: https://github.com/adamway/thoughts-cli/tree/main/.claude/skills/figma-screenshot Command: npx skills add https://github.com/adamway/thoughts-cli --skill figma-screenshot
This Skill streamlines the process of capturing comprehensive visual snapshots of Figma Make prototypes, enabling quick reviews and comparisons without manual screenshotting.
Use the figma-screenshot skill to crawl your running prototype and generate screenshots of all pages for visual documentation.
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You can automate full-page screenshots of a Figma prototype by using Playwright to navigate app routes, capture images organized by sections, and generate a metadata manifest for visual review.
Yes, capturing Figma prototype screenshots requires an active local development server because the automation relies on Playwright to navigate and capture the locally running prototype pages.
Yes, you can use Playwright to crawl a Figma Make prototype, navigating through all app routes to document every page and generate a comprehensive visual audit for design reviews.
The best way to organize prototype screenshots for a design audit is to group them by navigation sections and generate a metadata manifest, ensuring every page route is systematically documented.
Yes, this screenshot automation requires installing both Playwright for headless browser control and tsx to execute the scripts that crawl and capture the Figma prototype routes.
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