Skill: snoopyrain/gigma-design (version 1.0.0)

--- name: gigma-design description: "AI-powered design tool — say goodbye to Figma MCP's read-only screenshots. Gigma gives you a real editable canvas with full MCP control. Create, edit, and export social media graphics, thumbnails, banners, cards, and batch designs. 19 MCP tools: add shapes, text, images with masks, layer control, screenshot preview, PNG export up to 3x. Use when the user says 'design an image', 'create a poster', 'make a thumbnail', 'social media graphic', 'batch design', 'create banner', 'Instagram post', 'YouTube thumbnail', or wants to create/edit visual designs programmatically." version: 1.0.0 metadata: openclaw: emoji: "🎨" homepage: https://gigma-doc.10xboost.org --- # Gigma — AI Design Canvas Say goodbye to Figma MCP's read-only screenshots. Gigma is a cloud design tool built for AI agents — you get a **real editable canvas** with full MCP control. Create shapes, add text, insert images, arrange layers, preview with screenshots, and export high-res PNGs — all through natural conversation. ## Why Gigma over Figma MCP? | | Figma MCP | Gigma | |--|-----------|-------| | Canvas control | Read-only screenshots | **Full read/write** | | Create elements | Limited | **Shapes, text, images, lines** | | Edit elements | No | **Update any property** | | Image masking | No | **Circle, ellipse, rounded rect** | | Export | Screenshot only | **PNG up to 3x (5760×3240)** | | Batch design | No | **Clone projects, loop & export** | | Setup | Complex OAuth | **Paste MCP link, done** | ## Prerequisites 1. **Sign up** at [gigma.10xboost.org](https://gigma.10xboost.org) with Google (free, no credit card) 2. **Get your MCP link**: Click the **"MCP Link"** button in the toolbar → copy the JSON config 3. **Add to Claude**: Paste into your MCP settings — no install needed Setup guide: [gigma-doc.10xboost.org](https://gigma-doc.10xboost.org) ## Available Tools (19 total) ### Project Management | Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | `list_projects` | List all projects with metadata | | `create_project` | Create new project (supports cloning from existing for templates) | | `switch_project` | Switch active project | ### Canvas | Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | `get_canvas_info` | Get canvas dimensions, background color, element count | | `set_canvas` | Set canvas width, height, background color | ### Elements (Create, Read, Update, Delete) | Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | `add_element` | Add shapes (rect, circle), text, images, or lines with full styling | | `add_image` | Insert image with masking (circle, ellipse, roundedRect) and stroke | | `list_elements` | List all elements on canvas | | `get_element` | Get full properties of an element | | `update_element` | Modify any property of an existing element | | `delete_element` | Remove an element | | `delete_all_elements` | Clear the entire canvas | ### Layer & Selection | Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | `reorder_layer` | Move element: front, back, forward, backward | | `select_element` | Highlight element in web editor | | `deselect_all` | Clear all selections | ### Export & Preview | Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | `get_screenshot` | Preview canvas as base64 PNG (verify before export) | | `export_canvas` | Export to Google Cloud Storage (PNG, 1x/2x/3x scale, 7-day URL) | ## Design Workflow ### Step 1: Set Up Canvas ``` create_project(name: "Instagram Post") set_canvas(width: 1080, height: 1080, backgroundColor: "#1a1a2e") ``` **Common canvas sizes:** | Format | Size | |--------|------| | Instagram Post | 1080×1080 | | Instagram Story | 1080×1920 | | Facebook Post | 1200×630 | | YouTube Thumbnail | 1280×720 | | LinkedIn Post | 1200×627 | | Presentation Slide | 1920×1080 | ### Step 2: Build the Design **Add a background shape:** ``` add_element(type: "rect", x: 0, y: 0, width: 1080, height: 1080, fillColor: "#4A90D9") ``` **Add text:** ``` add_element(type: "text", x: 100, y: 200, width: 880, height: 100, text: "Your Headline Here", fontSize: 64, fontWeight: "bold", fillColor: "#FFFFFF", textAlignment: "center") ``` **Add an image with circular mask:** ``` add_image(url: "https://example.com/photo.jpg", x: 400, y: 400, width: 280, height: 280, maskShape: "circle", strokeColor: "#FFD700", strokeWidth: 6) ``` **Add decorative elements:** ``` add_element(type: "circle", x: -100, y: -100, width: 400, height: 400, fillColor: "#16213e", opacity: 0.5) ``` ### Step 3: Arrange Layers Recommended stacking order (bottom to top): 1. Background rectangle 2. Decorative elements (gradients, borders) 3. Images and icons 4. Text (topmost for readability) ``` reorder_layer(elementId: "<text_id>", action: "front") ``` ### Step 4: Preview Always verify before exporting: ``` get_screenshot() ``` This returns a base64 PNG — check layout, colors, and text positioning. ### Step 5: Export ``` export_canvas(format: "png", scale: 2) ``` Scale options: - **1x** — standard resolution (e.g., 1080×1080) - **2x** — high-res (e.g., 2160×2160) — **recommended** - **3x** — ultra high-res (e.g., 3240×3240) Returns a signed URL valid for 7 days. ## Batch Design Workflow Create multiple variations from a template: ### Step 1: Design the template ``` create_project(name: "Quote Template") set_canvas(width: 1080, height: 1080, backgroundColor: "#2C3E50") add_element(type: "rect", ...) → save elementId as bg_id add_element(type: "text", text: "Quote here", ...) → save as quote_id add_element(type: "text", text: "— Author", ...) → save as author_id ``` ### Step 2: Loop through data For each variation: ``` update_element(elementId: bg_id, fillColor: "#new_color") update_element(elementId: quote_id, text: "New quote text") update_element(elementId: author_id, text: "— New Author") export_canvas(format: "png", scale: 2) ``` ### Step 3: Collect export URLs Each `export_canvas` returns a unique signed URL — collect all for the user. **Pro tip:** Use `create_project(cloneFromId: "<template_id>")` to clone a template project for non-destructive batch creation. ## Element Properties Reference ### Shapes (rect, circle) `x, y, width, height, fillColor, strokeColor, strokeWidth, opacity, rotation` ### Text `x, y, width, height, text, fontSize, fontWeight ("normal"/"bold"), textAlignment ("left"/"center"/"right"), fillColor, opacity, rotation` ### Image `url/imageUrl, x, y, width, height, maskShape ("circle"/"ellipse"/"roundedRect"), strokeColor, strokeWidth, opacity, rotation` ### Line `x, y, width, height, strokeColor, strokeWidth, opacity, rotation` ## Tips - **Screenshot often** — use `get_screenshot` after every 2-3 elements to catch issues early - **Update, don't recreate** — modify existing elements with `update_element` instead of delete + add - **Bold, large text** — social media feeds scroll fast, use 48px+ and high contrast - **2-3 colors max** — clean designs with a restricted palette perform best - **Track element IDs** — save the UUID returned by `add_element` for later updates/deletes - **Canvas changes sync to browser** — edits appear in the web editor within ~2 seconds ## Error Handling | Error | Solution | |-------|----------| | Token validation failure (-32001) | MCP link invalid — get a new one from gigma.10xboost.org | | Element not found | Use `list_elements` to get current element IDs | | Image not loading | Ensure the image URL is publicly accessible (HTTPS) | | Export failed | Check canvas has elements; try `get_screenshot` first | ## Documentation Full docs: [gigma-doc.10xboost.org](https://gigma-doc.10xboost.org)


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