NACHHALL Tools

About this plugin

A developer-focused toolkit for exporting Figma variable collections, text/effect/grid styles, and frame assets as structured YAML. Features change tracking since last export, per-source output naming, frame layout inspection with component tree visualization, dev status management, and frame bookmarks for quick navigation. Assets export as ZIP with folder structure preserved.⚠️ Early-stage / Vibe-coded plugin (see below) ⚠️ExportList all variable collections with variable counts and mode namesList combined text/effect/grid styles as a single export sourcePer-source enable/disable toggleCustom output filenames per sourceOne-click YAML copy to clipboardChange tracking badges (diff count since last export)Hidden sources accordion for disabled itemsAssets frame selection (pick any frame as asset source)Bulk asset export as ZIP with progress barAsset preview tree with SVG thumbnailsPer-folder and per-file asset exportUtilitySet/clear "Ready for Dev" and "Dev Completed" status on framesSelection tree with status indicator dots and SVG thumbnailsFrame Inspector with layout/style/variable binding detailsCopy frame layout as structured YAML to clipboardOptional base64 PNG screenshot embedded in YAML outputComponent tree (INSTANCE/COMPONENT/COMPONENT_SET hierarchy)Navigate from INSTANCE to its main COMPONENTLock inspector to a frame (prevents auto-update on selection change)BookmarksPin frames/sections/components for quick navigationDrag-to-reorder bookmarksBookmark persistence across sessions⚠️ Early-stage / Vibe-coded plugin ⚠️This plugin was developed with AI-assisted ("vibe coding") workflows. While it has been reviewed for security and functionality, it has not been battle-tested in production environments. We discourage use on productive or mission-critical Figma documents for now. The plugin only reads document data and writes to local clipboard/downloads — it does not modify your Figma file content (except for dev status flags). Still, please use on working copies until the plugin has proven stable across broader usage.