In Figma Make: + → Connectors → Create connector, name it Annsa, paste:
https://app.annsa.ai/mcp
…and Connect. The browser opens Annsa's consent screen; approve once.
01Create the connector
02Authenticate
The first use opens a browser on Annsa's consent screen — approve once and the six tools appear. There is no API key to paste and no token file to manage; access is your Annsa login, scoped to your workspace.
03The six tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
annsa.priorities | Ranked priorities with scores, volume, trend and shipping-history flags |
annsa.spec | Full spec for any priority, plus related context from past ships |
annsa.act | Build, ship, share, assign, correct, park, submit feedback or a transcript |
annsa.ask | Search feedback, priorities, specs and help articles |
annsa.surveys | How your in-product surveys are performing — each one with its instrument and results |
annsa.help | How Annsa itself works — product and how-to questions |
04Three things to ask first
"What's the top usability complaint right now?" · "Show the spec for the onboarding priority — I'll mock it" · "What exact words do customers use about this screen?"
05Re-authenticating
Open the connector from the Connectors panel and reconnect — consent runs in the browser.
06When it doesn't connect
Connector saves but tools don't answer: reconnect and complete the consent screen — a half-finished OAuth looks connected but isn't.
"No priorities": the workspace you authorized needs feedback imported first.
07How do I add an MCP server to Figma Make?
Use + → Connectors → Create connector, name it, paste the server URL — for Annsa, https://app.annsa.ai/mcp — and click Connect. Figma Make runs the OAuth consent in the browser and the server's tools become available to your Make session.
08Can Figma Make use customer feedback while prototyping?
Connected to Annsa, yes. Ask for the ranked priorities behind the surface you're designing, pull the spec, and read customers' own words before drawing a screen — the prototype starts from what was asked for, not a guess.