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Figma Wants Standards Without Opening Every Drawer
· New York time
Figma co-founder Dylan Field says MCP is not a perfect protocol, while the company plans to support as many standards as possible without exposing all its data. The tension is practical: connecting tools can make them more useful, but connection should not automatically mean unlimited access. Standards help applications cooperate; boundaries determine what that cooperation permits. For users, the desirable outcome is interoperability with understandable limits. Software should be able to shake hands without also exchanging the contents of every filing cabinet. Compatibility is a feature, not a universal master key.
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