OpenAI and Figma are taking their partnership to the next level with a new integration that lets you move effortlessly between code and design. Think of it as a two-way street: you can now generate Figma designs directly from OpenAI’s Codex agent, and also take Figma designs and implement them into code. This isn’t just about saving a few clicks — it’s about creating a roundtrip workflow where product builders can start anywhere, whether from a prompt, code, or a design canvas, and iterate without losing context. The magic happens through MCP, an open standard that lets AI agents talk to tools like Figma, FigJam, and Figma Make. This integration softens the line between designer and engineer, letting both roles explore and implement faster. It’s a big deal for teams shipping real products because it removes friction between visual iteration and real code. Why it matters: As AI makes building software easier, this integration emphasizes that the real differentiator isn’t just the ability to build — it’s the craft and speed of iteration, which this tool directly accelerates.