Dylan Field

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Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast · Taste is your Moat (Dylan Field of Figma) · 2 Oct 2025 podcast

Components, but actually visually manipulate a design.

And you might find that you actually can go faster that way than if you're doing it in code.

Yeah, I think that I might push back a bit on the more of it becomes language um part, but maybe we can explore that later.

Of course.

Depends on exactly what you mean by that.

But in terms of the way that we represent diffs, you can go to version history and Figma and see uh sort of composites of diffs.

You can make a new version at any point.

And of course, internally there is the journal of every single edit.

And I

There is opportunity there to your point around how do you basically use not just what's in Figma design as a source of truth, but also the tool calls that made via MCP and when they are made to understand what is the context that's changed uh since I last made a call.

So that's an opportunity that I think is a smart one to point out.

But also I think it's just interesting to think about the journal data and um what can be possible in terms of thinking about what you might do next, how to help you be more efficient and help you explore more ideas.

Yeah, and right now that's not there.

Um, I think it's a really good idea.

And I think it also mirrors other ideas that are gonna be important too.

For example, if you pull in Figma context into your ID or your agent, whatever format it takes, let's say that the design is not perfectly implemented.

Because currently that's where we're at, is a lot of times it's

Wow, this is a great start, but there's more work to do.

Well, what's the delta?

Uh, how do I get to the point where it's perfectly implemented?

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