Opine

The core idea behind Opine is unglamorous but correct: most design feedback dies in the gap between the file and the place where decisions get made. Opine closes that gap by sending a frame directly into a Workflow task, so the comment, the approval, and the record of the decision live on the asset rather than in a Slack thread that scrolls away. Two details make this more than a share button. First, reviewers don't need a Figma account — stakeholders can view and comment without seats, which is often the single blocker that stalls a review cycle. Second, an AI-powered typo check runs before a frame is shared, catching the small errors that survive a fast read-through and that are embarrassing to send to a client. Version management keeps past iterations on record, so comparing rounds doesn't depend on a filename convention or someone's memory. The AI layer extends into Figma Make, where Opine supports the GPT-5.6 model, and admins get AI credit usage tracking plus credit user limits and credit requests. Nested folder support up to 10 layers, with colors, follows recent Figma platform changes. Where Opine is thin is scope. It is a feedback and approval layer, not a project management suite and not a developer handoff tool — there's nothing here for spec generation or cross-tool design work. Teams designing outside Figma get nothing from it. AI credit limits apply (e.g., 500/month on Starter, 500 on Professional), and the AI summary depends on model interpretation. It works only as a Figma plugin and needs internet connectivity. If your review loop already runs cleanly inside Figma comments, Opine adds a layer you may not need. If your loop leaks into email and chat, it's the shortest path back.