Lyse

@zoink Figma just launched Skills — I built one that turns AI into a design system-native designer. > extracts & understands your DS > writes exact specs > generates directly in Figma (no hardcoded styles) > learns from your edits Feels like a natural fit for the marketplace.

1/ @claudeai can now design inside my real @figma design system. Not "generate UI". Use it. Real components Real variables Real styles Here’s the hack ↓

Introducing Design to Task > Paste any @figma component link in @SlackHQ to create a ticket. > Simpler setup — just OAuth, no webhook config. > More stable service by moving away from unreliable Library Publish data. Agent mode + Teams support coming soon. 👉 Try now

Say hello to Chat to Task. Lyse v0.5.0 is live. > Create tasks from Slack DMs or @mentions   > Entire workspace can use Lyse in one click   > Smarter action item detection from conversations Want your Slack chats to become tickets? Try for free.

Introducing Thread-to-Task. Slack threads turned into trackable tasks in seconds. > Decisions, bugs, feedback into actionable items > Full traceability > @Lyse for quick task creation Try it now : getlyse.com

After months of work, our product is now in public beta We tested, pivoted, iterated Today we ship the new version It drafts your team's tasks automatically From Slack, from Figma AI agents need context to execute We become that provider Love the AI era!

Lyse is now in public Beta. > Slack conversations become actionable tasks > @figma publishes turn into contextual tickets Works with AI agents Save 95% of task creation time. No more legacy drift. Try it now : getlyse.com

Lyse v0.3.1 is live. > Real-time inbox updates — issues appear instantly after Figma publishes > Improved contrast and interaction states across the interface > 12% faster performance Want contextual tickets from your publishes? Join the early access.

Lyse v0.3.0 is live. > Tickets grouped by Figma publish for cleaner reviews. > Batch publish and discard actions in Inbox. > Step-by-step onboarding for all providers. Want contextual tickets from your publishes? Join the early access.

Lyse v0.2.2 is live. > Multi-provider pushes in one go. > Live ticket generation right after every Figma publish. > Deleted components flagged so devs can clean up safely. Still early access. Want your Figma publishes to turn into contextual tickets? Join waitlist in bio

New in Lyse v0.2.1 Your Figma publishes should ship, not disappear. > New components are now detected > Clear diffs on every component variants > Performance and stability improvements Want contextual tickets from your publishes? Join the early access.

Day 5 of building in public: → Now at 627 beta users (+35) → Designing the new onboarding for @getlyse web app → Just hit 230K impressions on LinkedIn this week 🤯 We’re still chasing the same target: 1,000 beta users in under 30 days.

This is probably the stupidest decision I’ve ever made. One month ago, I convinced my 3 friends to quit everything, move into a tiny apartment, and try something almost no sane person should do: Build an AI product from scratch. With no funding. No safety net. And 30 days of savings. We wake up, ship, crash, restart, argue, laugh, doubt, panic, then somehow ship again. We accidentally hit 583 beta users. Now we want the impossible: 1,000 users before the month ends. If we fail, we go home broke. If we win, it becomes the wildest story of our lives. Either way, we’re doing it fully in public. Buckle up.

Introducing Reviewer v.1.0 A review layer between @figma and tickets in Linear, @Jira , @github , @gitlab Preview, approve, archive before anything ships — or stay in full auto Want it in your stack? Join the Lyse waitlist

One year ago, I couldn’t design, couldn’t code, and knew literally nobody. Somehow that still turned into 559 companies using my product today. I never planned any of this. There was no “grand strategy”, no roadmap, no secret formula. Just curiosity → ideas → sharing them → meeting the right people at the right moment. Sometimes I convinced them. Sometimes I didn’t. Sometimes I completely missed an opportunity and realized it weeks later. But that’s the part nobody talks about: you don’t need to start perfect - you just need to keep showing up long enough for luck, people, and timing to collide. And somehow… they did. Today, that messy path led to this: 559 companies in beta - including teams at Microsoft and IBM. Still feels surreal.

The gap isn’t design. It’s translation. Specs drift, tickets miss context, engineers stall. Watcher captures every @figma change to your UI Kit & Design System and generates contextual tasks for developers and AI agents. → shorturl.at/0YbzA

Connect @gitlab to Lyse is now live. Lyse watches your Figma library and automatically creates developer-ready tickets from component, style, and variable changes. Try now for free

in the last 48h: > rebuilt our entire website > shipped 40 front updates > fixed 6 major bugs > released at 9am > added 100 new users to our 1k waitlist no sleep, just focus. @getlyse is moving fast.

day 1 of the lock-in. 2 laptops, 1 monitor, 0 sunlight. just caffeine, code, and chaos. shipping something wild this week.

Next up at Lyse, it’s coming soon 🔔 Slack alerts for every Figma Design System change 👀 Join the waitlist and get 200 free credits by commenting "access"