Context: I’m creating a prototype in Make and want to rebuild using Claude Code. Currently I download the Make file code and put in the project file and have Claude review it there. Or I copy the design for a specific screen and paste into a Figma design file and have Clause review via MCP. I’ve tried using MCP to connect directly to Make file but that isn’t currently supported (from what I can tell)
Question: Is there a better way to do this?
Also would love to know this. Is there any way to be able to update and create designs in Figma Make and push them perfectly to Claude Code? right now I'm relying on screenshots and pasting CSS from Figma Make but it takes work and Figma Make designs so much better
Your current approach is solid for a prototype stage — the Figma MCP path especially, since Claude can reason about layout and component structure directly rather than from a description. The Make file download-and-paste method works but has an obvious friction point when you're iterating quickly.
A few things worth trying: if your Make scenarios are complex, exporting the JSON blueprint and keeping it in your project directory lets Claude Code reference it alongside your actual codebase, so it can map the automation logic to the code it's writing without you manually syncing. You can also just describe the Make flow in your CLAUDE.md as a "this is what the automation does" reference block — Claude doesn't need to see the Make file to understand the intended behavior if you document it clearly. Direct Make MCP support isn't there yet, but the Make API is fairly well-documented, so if you're rebuilding in Claude Code anyway it's worth asking Claude to stub out the equivalent logic natively rather than mirroring the Make structure one-to-one. For managing multiple Claude Code sessions across your rebuild — Remocode sits alongside agents like Claude Code and Copilot in a split-pane terminal with Telegram remote control, useful when you're running parallel sessions for different screens or flows and don't want to babysit each one.
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