Grab your copy
Your Gumroad receipt has the zip and your licence key. Keep the key handy, because step 5 wants it.
Lost the email? Everything stays in your Gumroad library, and you can download a fresh copy any time.
Bring it into Figma
Unzip it somewhere you won’t tidy away. In the Figma desktop app, open any file, follow the path on the right and pick manifest.json.
Figma loads the plugin from this folder, so moving it to the bin is a bad day.
Copy one prompt
Run Crossfade from Plugins, Development. Pick your agent and copy the prompt.
That’s the real plugin on the right, so go on, click around. Crossfade is tested with Claude Code. Codex and Cursor should work the same way, but they haven’t been tested yet.
Paste it, then start fresh
Paste the prompt into a chat with your agent, not Terminal. It runs the commands and sets up the bridge by itself. Then start a new session, because agents only load new tools when they start.
The plugin spots when it’s done. If it doesn’t, press I’m done.
- Added the Crossfade bridge
- Found “Cabins” open in Figma
- Start a new session to finish
Say the magic words
Paste your licence key into the plugin. One key covers two Macs, and restarting or reinstalling on the same Mac doesn’t use another.
Try it on the right. Any key works in this example, sadly not in the real one.
Ask for something
Select a layer, go to your agent and say what you want. Orange wires are edits going in, green ones are your agent reading. Need a first idea? Click one to copy it.