Summarize Comments Skill Figma — Design skill for Claude Code
Claude skill: Summarize Frame Comments.
How to install Summarize Comments Skill Figma
This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no
exact command to give. Open Sharvani-nalla/summarize-comments-skill-figma and copy the folder into
~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.
What Summarize Comments Skill Figma does
Claude skill: Summarize Frame Comments. Fetches every comment and reply on a selected Figma frame, groups them by thread, flags what's unresolved, and surfaces the key feedback themes — no more scrolling through pins to catch up on a review.
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README
Summarize Frame Comments
A Claude skill for Figma that turns every comment on a selected frame into a single, organized recap — threads grouped, replies preserved in full, and unresolved feedback flagged so nothing gets missed before a design ships.
Why this exists
Comment threads on a busy frame get messy fast: replies pile up out of order, the same piece of feedback gets repeated by different reviewers, and it's easy to lose track of what's actually still unresolved. Scrolling through pins one by one to reconstruct the full picture is slow. This skill reads every comment and reply on the frame you have selected and hands back one clean summary, grouped by thread, with nothing dropped or merged away.
What it does
- Groups comments by thread — each root comment and all of its replies are kept together, in chronological order
- Preserves every comment individually — no merging or collapsing, even when replies are from the same author or seem repetitive; every comment left by a reviewer shows up as its own line
- Flags resolution status — each thread is tagged ✅ Resolved or 🔴 Unresolved based on the root comment
- Surfaces key takeaways — a short closing section distills recurring themes (e.g. "3 threads about color contrast") so you can act on the most common feedback first
- Verifies its own output — cross-checks the number of comments displayed against the raw fetch before presenting, so a reply can't silently go missing
Requirements
- Figma MCP tools — this skill uses
get_comments, plus whatever tool your client exposes for reading the current selection and file/page identifiers - A frame with comments — select the frame (or any layer inside it) before asking for a summary; if nothing is selected, Claude will ask you to pick one
Installation
Claude.ai (Team / Enterprise)
- Download the latest zip from the Releases page, or clone this repo and zip the root folder
- Go to **Settings → Cus
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