Figma is shipping Code Layers, a feature that puts code directly on the design canvas so the logic behind a prototype is no longer hidden from collaborators.
The problem it solves is specific: vibe-coded prototypes move fast but leave teammates reading a finished artifact with no visibility into how decisions were made. Designers working in Figma have no native reason to open a terminal or IDE, and that gap has made the thinking behind builds invisible. The phrase one customer used, 'fast, fast, fast then slow,' describes exactly what happens when handoff replaces collaboration.
The full video is worth watching for how Figma frames the canvas as a shared reasoning surface, not just a presentation layer. If this holds up in practice, it changes what design review actually means.
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