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Daniel_Amann
Daniel_Amann
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August 30, 2023

AI assistant for repetitive work

  • August 30, 2023
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Hi,
you know how it is. Sometimes you have to repeat the same actions over and over again on a whole lot of objects. I would love to have an AI powered assistant that understands what I’m trying to achieve. After doing the same thing twice, I should be able to tell Figma, “Hey, do the same for these 250 selected items!”

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Jeroen2
Jeroen2
Active Member
August 30, 2023

+1, all for it!

Figma acquired Diagram, an AI company. They talked about it during Config 2023. Talking about Config 2023, they also gave a keynote about their vision on AI in Figma. I haven’t watched it all, but I guess their vision would cover your use case, too.

I am curious what’s going to come out of this vision. Pretty interesting stuff. But on certain topics we lack insights in this community: what is Figma building, any progress or developments we can anticipate? What I can find is this the blog post with a video of the AI keynote: AI: The Next Chapter in Design | Figma Blog

It sure sounds interesting!

    ashutosh_singh
    October 26, 2023

    As much as that sounds exciting, we do have an AI Assistant who does it all for your sales, marketing, and support teams. We would love to have you try it and let us know if you find it helpful.

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    Youcine_Premium
    New Participant
    June 6, 2025

    Hi,
    you know how it is. Sometimes you have to repeat the same actions over and over again on a whole lot of objects. I would love to have an AI powered assistant that understands what I’m trying to achieve. After doing the same thing twice, I should be able to tell Figma, “Hey, do the same for these 250 selected items!”

    Totally feel this! Repeating the same actions in Figma (or really any tool) gets exhausting — it feels like the kind of thing an AI assistant should definitely be smart enough to automate by now. It's like when students have to solve similar math problems 20 times — after the second one, you just want to say, ‘Okay, AI, you get it — do the rest.’ That's actually the idea behind a lot of study tools out there, like Homeworkify-style platforms that recognize patterns and do the heavy lifting. Would love to see something similar baked into design tools.

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