Turn a Figma presentation into review actions

Start with

The project brief, review criteria and an accessible Figma file or exported presentation.

What it helps produce

A source-linked review summary with observations, open questions and proposed actions.

Arch Studio + ChatGPT or Claude + Figma

Connect Arch Studio and a supported Figma app or MCP connection in your assistant. Confirm that it can read the selected file. If access is unavailable, provide an authorized export. Writing comments or changing the design requires a separately supported action and your approval.

• Figma connection guide ↗

Available in your setup.

Versions can differ. The overview describes the hosted source; the public release and its instructions are shown separately below.

Try a first task.

An example prompt to adapt with your own brief and inputs.

Review this Figma presentation against the project brief. Use Arch Studio to separate observations, unresolved questions and proposed actions. Keep links to the relevant frames. Show me the findings before changing the design, adding comments or recording tasks. If you cannot read the file, ask for an authorized export.

The full catalog lives in your assistant once Arch Studio is connected. Ask: Norma, what can you do? List the skills, tools, agents and workflows available in this host, grouped by practice area.

How the work comes together.

1. Set the review criteria

   Identify the brief, audience, constraints and expected decisions. Separate known requirements from assumptions.

   Explore work plans →

2. Read the authorized Figma content

   Your assistant uses its available Figma connection or the supplied export. Cite the relevant frames and make any gaps in access clear.

3. Review and assign next steps

   Review the findings with the team, then record only the approved actions with owners and dates.

   Explore task registers →

An example sequence to adapt. Each step needs the inputs, host capabilities and review described by its skill; this is not a prevalidated automated pipeline.

Use it in your practice.

Start with the first skill, review its output and deliberately carry the relevant records into the next step. Add your firm’s templates, review responsibilities and acceptance criteria.

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Make it your own.

Bring your standards, source material and review criteria. Define the expected output and where a person checks the work, then adapt the method as your practice learns. Keep firm-specific instructions in your studio, outside the installed plugin, so updates preserve your work.

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