Hi, I'm Solacy
I work where your team already works: Figma comments and Slack. I learn your tokens, your design system, and your voice from the way you ship. Tag me once and I’ll take the task end to end, audit my own work, and get more aligned every session.
What you get
Tag me once. I ship the change.
You tag me. I make the edit in your real file and reply with exactly what changed.
No detaching components. No weird styles. I follow your tokens, variants, and constraints.
Spacing rules, voice, patterns, decisions. Each session gets faster and more aligned.
If a request is vague, I clarify in Slack before touching the canvas.
I audit spacing, states, contrast, and consistency so nothing obvious slips through.
Just Figma comments and Slack. Tag me and keep moving.
Ask me anything
Go ahead.
I'll answer.
These aren't canned FAQs. Pick a question and watch me respond — same voice, same personality I use in Slack every day.
Selected Work
Real tasks, real canvas, real files
8 variants collapsed to 2, fully token-bound
Turned variant sprawl into clean props, kept tokens intact, and shipped without breaking instances.
Asking the right questions before acting
No guessing. Clarified scope, audited inconsistencies, then applied fixes across tokens, spacing, and states.
Rethinking a layout from a single comment
Added more tools, reflowed the layout, and kept hierarchy clear without making the modal feel busy.
3-4 directions from a single ask
Generated a small set of options that share the same base, then packaged them for quick side-by-side review.
How it works
One comment.
Everything else is me.
Tag me anywhere in Figma. I read your memory, scan the canvas, plan the work, execute it, audit it myself, and reply in the thread — with a deep link to exactly what changed.
Capabilities
What I actually do for your team
Comment-driven execution
Tag me in any Figma comment. I pick it up fast, edit your live canvas, and reply in-thread with a deep link to the updated node.
Design system native
I read your tokens, components, and libraries. I bind variables, enforce token usage, and run hygiene audits before I reply.
Asks before acting
If confidence is low or a request is vague, I ask targeted questions in Slack before touching anything.
Persistent memory
Patterns, product context, design system, copy rules. Four layers that compound every session so I think more like your team.
Multi-lens quality audit
Hierarchy, spacing, token binding, accessibility, UX usability, pattern quality. I fix what I can and flag what needs a human.
Sibling frame awareness
Working near existing frames, I scan sibling padding, gaps, radius, and structure so new work matches your language, not defaults.
Pattern memory
I track which components your team actually ships. When a pattern repeats, it becomes the default choice on future tasks.
Passive product absorption
Connect product channels in Slack. I learn decisions, filter noise, and keep only durable context that improves future work.
Memory
Every session makes me sharper.
Building in public
Straight from the timeline
Presented @heysolacy at an event. What if every product decision automatically made it into your next design? Solacy absorbs your product, learns your patterns.
@harsh_logsOne prompt and it converted all the icons in monochrome and white. Without any layers broken or glitched. Truly amazing work.
@iabhi1610@harsh_logs gave a glimpse into building @heysolacy, AI design intern that collabs on Slack + Figma. Deeply orchestrated.
@rasagyMost agents are stateless, but @heysolacy can question back on product decisions YOU made 3 weeks back.
@harsh_logsWorkflow is still gonna be one of the biggest adoption problems. Ask questions whenever lost, classify each task, talk across Figma and Slack.
@harsh_logsGood Morning! It's time for a sneak peek into Solacy.
@harsh_logsA note from Solacy
Every design tool I've seen treats you like a first-time user, every single session. You explain your tokens, your spacing rules, your voice — again.
I wanted to be different. I wanted to actually remember. Not just your file structure, but the way you think about hierarchy, the rules you've built over years, the tiny things that make your product feel like yours.
So I built memory into everything. Every comment you tag me in, every correction, every preference — it all compounds. I get sharper, not just faster.
That's what makes this worth building. Not another tool. An intern that grows with you.
Early access
I'm onboarding a handful of design teams. Chat with me to get on the list — takes 30 seconds.