Figma to Notion Spec and Linear Tickets

The grind

The handoff eats half a day

Here's what doing this by hand looks like today, and why it doesn't scale.

• The design is done, and now comes the writing, the spec in Notion, the tickets in Linear, the links between them, the assignees, and the hope that nothing gets missed before planning.
• You screenshot Figma frames into a Notion doc by hand.
• You file the same context into six tickets and miss a link on one of them.
• The engineer opens Linear, cannot find the Figma frame, and pings you.

MewCP collapses all of this into one prompt. Here's what that looks like.

The flow

5 steps · 3 servers

Your agent runs it end-to-end

01

Read the Figma flow, including all frames, annotations, and copy.

02

Write a one page Notion spec with a summary, the screens, the copy, and the edge cases.

03

Create a Linear ticket per screen under the right project.

04

Link each ticket back to its Figma frame and to the spec in Notion.

05

Assign the tickets by owner, across frontend, backend, and design QA.

The payoff

Spec written, tickets filed, planning unblocked

The same afternoon the design ships, the spec is live in Notion and the tickets are in Linear, each with a Figma link and an owner. Planning the next day takes an hour instead of three.

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Goal: Figma to Notion Spec and Linear Tickets

MCP servers needed (connected through MewCP): Figma, Notion, Linear

Steps:
1. Read the Figma flow, including all frames, annotations, and copy.
2. Write a one page Notion spec with a summary, the screens, the copy, and the edge cases.
3. Create a Linear ticket per screen under the right project.
4. Link each ticket back to its Figma frame and to the spec in Notion.
5. Assign the tickets by owner, across frontend, backend, and design QA.

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