A task that says “build the new checkout screen” and a Figma file called “Checkout v3 final final” usually meet only in somebody’s memory. The developer asks for the link, the designer hunts for the right frame, and the version they look at is whichever one each of them happened to open.
Planner.day puts the design on the task.
Paste a link, get the design
Copy the link to a Figma file, or to a single frame, and paste it into the task’s Designs panel. The design renders right there with Figma’s own embed. Anyone with access to the file sees it live; anyone without access sees Figma’s sign-in prompt, so a private file stays private.
Several designs, one task
A task can carry more than one design: the mobile and desktop frames of the same screen, or the before and after. Each one keeps its name and a link back to the frame in Figma.
Where designs show
A workspace admin turns Figma on for the workspace. Each task type then decides whether its tasks show a Designs panel, so a design team’s tasks carry one while a support queue stays uncluttered.
Designs your assistant can see
The MCP server includes a tool that lists the designs attached to a task, so an assistant asked “what does this task need to look like?” can answer with the frames themselves.