A sign-up flow in Figma may already show how someone moves from an email field to a confirmation screen. In its November 3 release notes, Figma says the agent can now read the prototype connections and interactions between selected frames when it creates a code layer. Those links can give it context that would otherwise have to be spelled out in the prompt.
The first review is still about the flow
Code layers run interactive code on the Figma Design canvas and remain in open beta. The change applies when creating one from design frames. For a short onboarding flow, the starting point is a set of frames already connected in the prototype. The agent can refer to those connections as it generates the interactive layer.
A designer reviewing the result can walk through a normal route and a recovery route, such as returning from a validation error. That checks how the generated layer handles decisions the prototype already describes and exposes behavior that still needs to be specified.
Figma’s help center lists edit access as a requirement for creating code layers. A teammate with that access can compare the interactive layer with the original frames in the same file and flag where the flow diverges.
Sources
Figma release notes, November 3 · Figma’s code layers overview
