Library Pulse

About this plugin

Library Pulse turns every library publish into a clear Slack update.When someone publishes changes to your Figma library, your team usually finds out by accident – a surprised "wait, when did this change?" days later. Library Pulse closes that gap. The moment a library is published, it posts a rich Slack message that lists exactly what changed.What the Slack message includesThe library name and who published it.The publisher's description (the note they typed when publishing).Components, styles, and variables that were added, modified, or removed.A link back to the file.Why designers and design-ops teams use itNo more silent updates. Consumers of your design system hear about changes as they happen.Set up in about a minute. Authorize Figma once, connect Slack, pick a file and channels.Works for anyone – no admin required. It watches the specific file you choose, using your access to that file. You don't need to be a team or org admin.You choose where it posts. Send updates to 1–3 Slack channels per file.How it worksOpen the plugin. It connects to your Figma account automatically (one quick browser confirmation the first time).Connect your Slack workspace.Pick the library file and the Slack channel(s) to notify, then Save & Activate.That's it. From then on, every publish of that file posts an update to your channels.Privacy & SecurityLibrary Pulse only ever asks Figma for permission to manage webhooks on the file you select – it does not read your designs or file contents. Slack and Figma credentials are encrypted at rest, and the plugin only acts on files you explicitly configure.Requires a Slack workspace where you can add an app, and edit access to the Figma library file you want to watch.