Turn a Figma Flow Into a Spec and Tickets
For a PM or designer who's done iterating in Figma and wants the spec and tickets live the same day. One prompt reads the frames, writes the spec, and files Linear tickets — each linked to its Figma frame and assigned to the right engineer.
Handoff eats half a day
The design is done. Now comes the writing — spec in Notion, tickets in Linear, links between them, assignees, and a prayer nothing gets missed before planning.
Screenshotting Figma frames into a Notion doc by hand
Filing the same context into 6 tickets and missing a link on one
The engineer opens Linear, can't find the Figma frame, pings you
Composio collapses all of this into one prompt — here's what that looks like.
Your agent runs it end-to-end.
- 01Read the Figma flow — all frames, annotations, and copy
- 02Write a one-page Notion spec: summary, screens, copy, edge cases
- 03Create a Linear ticket per screen under the right project
- 04Link each ticket back to its Figma frame and to the spec in Notion
- 05Assign tickets by area owner (frontend, backend, design QA)
Spec written, tickets filed, planning unblocked
Same afternoon the design ships, the spec is live in Notion and the tickets are in Linear — each with a Figma link and an owner. Planning tomorrow takes an hour, not three.
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