Figma在印度举办的首届Config大会上宣布支持20个新的模型上下文协议（MCP）合作伙伴，包括Amp、ClickUp、Dia、Junie by JetBrains、Linear、Meta Muse、Mistral、Notion、OpenCode和Sarvam Agents等1。同时，公司还计划支持Pi工具1。
尽管如此，Figma联合创始人Dylan Field对这一开源标准持保留态度1。Field认为MCP作为AI代理连接外部数据源和工具的协议"不是一个完美的协议"，"有大量的改进空间"，"对前沿实验室更有利"1。他在X平台上指出，MCP标准的创造者Anthropic本身并未通过MCP公开其工件或其他云资源1。
Figma CEO表示公司不完全开放的原因在于，暴露更多数据会增加滥用风险1。
Figma announced support for twenty new Model Context Protocol (MCP) partners at its inaugural Config conference in India, marking a significant expansion of the company's commitment to the open-source standard that enables AI agents to connect with external data sources and tools 1. However, co-founder Dylan Field voiced critical concerns about the protocol's limitations, stating that MCP is "not a perfect protocol" with "a lot of room for improvement" and that it "favors cutting-edge labs more" 1.
Field's skepticism centered on what he perceives as inconsistencies in how the protocol is being implemented by its creators 1. He noted on X that it is "interesting" that Anthropic, the originator of the MCP standard, does not publicly expose its artifacts or other cloud resources created through MCP 1. The Figma CEO also raised concerns about data security and asymmetrical information sharing, explaining that the company's reluctance to fully open its systems stems from the increased risk of data abuse that would accompany greater data exposure 1. Among the new partners Figma is supporting through MCP are Amp, ClickUp, Dia, Junie by JetBrains, Linear, Meta Muse, Mistral, Notion, OpenCode, and Sarvam Agents, with plans to also support the Pi tool 1.
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