figma-create-new-file
create_new_file — Create a New Figma File
Use the create_new_file MCP tool to create a new blank Figma file in the user's drafts folder. This is typically used before use_figma when you need a fresh file to work with.
Skill Arguments
This skill accepts optional arguments: /figma-create-new-file [editorType] [fileName]
- editorType:
design(default) orfigjam - fileName: Name for the new file (defaults to "Untitled")
Examples:
/figma-create-new-file— creates a design file named "Untitled"/figma-create-new-file figjam My Whiteboard— creates a FigJam file named "My Whiteboard"/figma-create-new-file design My New Design— creates a design file named "My New Design"
Parse the arguments from the skill invocation. If editorType is not provided, default to "design". If fileName is not provided, default to "Untitled".
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