Figma integration gives Bugzy access to your design files, providing visual context that improves test generation and visual regression detection. When Bugzy understands what your UI should look like, it writes better tests and catches more visual issues.Documentation Index
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What Figma enables
- Design-aware test generation — Bugzy references your Figma designs when generating tests, ensuring tests validate the intended UI
- Visual context for triage — When triaging failures, Bugzy compares actual screenshots against Figma designs to distinguish intentional changes from regressions
- Component mapping — Bugzy maps Figma components to their code implementations for more targeted testing
Setup
How Bugzy uses designs
During test generation
When generating tests for a flow, Bugzy reads the relevant Figma frames to understand:- Expected layout and component positioning
- Interactive elements and their states
- Navigation patterns and user flows
During triage
When a visual assertion fails, Bugzy compares the actual screenshot against the Figma design to determine:- Intentional change — The UI was updated but the Figma design matches the new version
- Design drift — The implementation doesn’t match the current Figma design
- Regression — The UI changed unexpectedly and doesn’t match any known design
Permissions
Bugzy requests read-only access to your Figma files. It does not modify designs or leave comments.| Scope | Purpose |
|---|---|
file_read | Read Figma file contents and frames |
Bugzy only accesses Figma files explicitly linked during setup. It does not browse or access other files in your Figma organization.