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Toolkit Introduction ​

feuse-mcp provides a complete set of frontend development tools, focusing on Figma integration, API automation, and development workflow optimization.

🔧 Available Toolset (Continuously Updated) ​

Tool NameCategoryFunction DescriptionInput ParametersNotes
Figma-To-CodeFigma IntegrationGenerate frontend code based on explicit Figma style information, with PNG image assistance for identification and adjustmentfileKey, nodeId(optional)Auto-adapts to local config (ESLint, etc.), supports responsive layout and component structure
extract-svg-assetsAsset AnalysisAnalyze Figma DSL structure, automatically identify and call download tools to get SVG resourcesfileKey, nodeId(optional)Intelligently analyze Figma file structure, batch extract SVG icons and vector graphics
extract-color-varsDesign TokensExtract color variables from Figma DSL, output to specified CSS framework configuration filesfileKey, nodeId(optional)Support UnoCSS, TailwindCSS or custom file format output
similarity-figmaQuality DetectionGet Figma prototype images and project page screenshots for similarity comparison analysisurl, fileKey, nodeId(optional)Smart similarity scoring based on visual comparison, providing detailed difference analysis reports
api-automationDevelopment ToolsUnderstand backend interface documentation, automatically generate interface types, address constants, Mock data, etc.apiDocsSupport multiple API documentation formats, generate complete frontend API toolchain
initialize-project-standardProject ManagementAnalyze project structure, generate global project rules configuration for Copilot and CursorNo parametersAutomatically generate project context and coding standards for intelligent programming assistants
Download-Figma-ImagesAsset ManagementBatch download SVG and PNG image resources from Figma by node IDfileKey, nodes[], localPathSupport imageRef processing, automatically create directory structure (underlying tool, for other MCP calls)
download-svg-assetsAsset ManagementDownload SVG vector resources from Figma files specifically by image or icon node IDfileKey, nodes[], localPathOnly process SVG format, support complex node structures (underlying tool, for other MCP calls)

Tool Category Description ​

🎨 Figma Integration ​

Directly interact with Figma API to achieve design-to-code conversion. These tools can understand Figma's design language and convert it into usable frontend code.

🖼️ Asset Management ​

Handle downloading and organizing static resources like images and icons. Support intelligent batch operations and automatically maintain project resource structure.

🎯 Quality Detection ​

Verify consistency between implementation results and design mockups. Through visual comparison and intelligent analysis, ensure development outcomes meet design requirements.

🛠️ Development Tools ​

Automation tools to improve development efficiency. Generate complete frontend development kits from API documentation, reducing repetitive work.

📁 Project Management ​

Project initialization and standardization configuration tools. Automatically analyze project architecture and generate appropriate development standards and configurations.

Usage Scenarios ​

Design-to-Code Workflow ​

  1. Use extract-color-vars to generate design tokens
  2. Use Figma-To-Code to obtain the DSL description structure of the Figma design
  3. Automatically execute Download-Figma-Images to extract required icon resources to the specified directory
  4. Use similarity-figma to verify the implementation results

API Development Workflow ​

  1. Use api-automation to parse backend API documentation
  2. Automatically generate TypeScript type definitions
  3. Generate API constants and request functions
  4. Create Mock data for development testing

Project Standardization Workflow ​

  1. Use initialize-project-standard to analyze project structure
  2. Generate Copilot/Cursor configuration files
  3. Establish unified coding standards
  4. Optimize development experience and code quality

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