I just learned that Claude has a thing called "Skills" that can be found under settings. It helps you build a bot using behaviors, vs "Projects", which houses documents and context. The skills even creates a User Guide for you! I'm playing around with using them together to see what I can conjure up.

Follow up on the issues we had during today's Cursor event. I figured it out! It's actually super simple. 🔶 There are 2 types of Figma MCP servers: 1. Remote MCP server: available for ALL users. 2. Desktop MCP server: available ONLY on a Dev or Full seat for all paid plans AND requires you to install the Figma desktop app. The server will run locally. So firstly, you need to check which Figma plans & seats you are on. If you're not on a Dev or full seat, you cannot setup the Desktop MCP server. (and you're limited to "up to 6 tool calls per month" 🫠) 🔶 Setting up the server: - REMOTE server setup: https://developers.figma.com/docs/figma-mcp-server/remote-server-installation/#cursor. It only takes **4 clicks**!! - DESKTOP server setup: https://developers.figma.com/docs/figma-mcp-server/local-server-installation/#cursor. It's quite straightforward too. Once you're done, you should see in your "Cursor settings" that it's turned on and the indicator is green. I attached a screenshot of my Cursor. 🔶 Lessons learned: - Documentation is your friend 😀 It saves you from headaches. - Don't let Cursor to mess up your settings...DIY is faster.

Since many of you requested this topic, I decided to replace the Figma MCP topic with this for our January's "Coding for UX" series. Here's the link to the calendar item https://www.skool.com/ux-support-group-6932/calendar?eid=29165c65d8c64554839a51d2e890f358 As always, the workshop is free for Skool community members. See you there

Curious about your opinions about this recent (controversial) talk "Don't Trust the Process" by Jenny Wen (Anthropic, formerly Figma). Her key advice for designers are: - Starting from solution first - Caring ruthlessly about the details - Operating on intuition - Skipping steps and making them up - Doing something just for the sake of making people smile

https://youtu.be/XOtHjA8THCw?si=nWl90teWU491KV2j What do you think? Also, if you'd like to learn how to do this, add this topic to the "What do you want to learn" discussion so we can get a workshop/demo for it.