PRD → tasks
I read the whole PRD — and still miss tasks buried in the doc, including micro-tasks.
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I built one panel inside Figma for the connective work around enterprise B2B design — PRDs, edge cases, system consistency, copy, and comments — so I stop relying on memory and extra tabs.
The problem
On detail-dense B2B work, the same five frictions kept showing up. They lived outside the canvas, or depended on me remembering to check. The opportunity was simple: move those checks to where the work already happens.
I read the whole PRD — and still miss tasks buried in the doc, including micro-tasks.
Like a lot of designers, I miss empty states, zero states, and error states.
I break a component early while building a card, then forget to fix it later.
In B2B SaaS I sometimes miss non-inclusive or unprofessional wording.
Mark a comment done in Figma and it disappears — hard to find or revisit later.
Approach
I didn’t want five separate plugins. One panel, one setup, and I stay on the canvas. Where something is measurable (contrast, variables), I use code. Where it’s judgment (copy, usability), I use the model — and it only suggests, it doesn’t change my file for me.
The tools
Problem
I miss tasks buried in the PRD.
I read the full doc, but tasks — and smaller micro-tasks — still sit inside the prose and I skip them.
Solution
Pulls requirements into a checklist on a new page in the file, so I can see what to design without re-reading the whole doc.
Also
Checks contrast and target size in code, and marks issues on a copy of the frame.
Quick critique notes on the frame — hierarchy, labels, grouping.
Makes a simple editable cover from the PRD when I need one.
Status
I built this for my own files first. It’s on the Figma Community if you want to run it too — still a working tool, not a polished product. Things break; I’m fixing them as I hit them.
Try it
De-Tool
I’m still building this for better outputs. The Figma Community link will go here when it’s ready.