FigJam

Design

Neotask uses OpenClaw to access your FigJam boards — retrieve sticky content, manage sharing, and extract workshop output through natural conversation.

What You Can Do

Access FigJam Workshop Output

After a collaborative session, ask Neotask to pull all sticky notes from a FigJam board or a specific section. OpenClaw reads FigJam content so you can synthesize workshop output without transcribing manually.

Retrieve Board Links and Project Info

Ask for the FigJam board link for any project, check what boards exist in a Figma team, or pull board metadata. Neotask surfaces FigJam access information without navigating through Figma.

Query Voting and Dot Results

If your team ran a dot-voting session on a FigJam board, ask Neotask to tally the votes or identify the highest-voted items. OpenClaw reads voting widget results so you don't manually count stickers.

Manage Collaborators and Access

Check who has access to a FigJam board, add stakeholders before a workshop, or update permissions. FigJam is built for collaboration — Neotask makes access management as easy as collaboration itself.

Extract Section Content

FigJam boards are often organized into named sections. Ask Neotask to pull the content of a specific section — "Problem Space", "Solutions", "Next Steps" — and get a clean summary of what that zone contains.

Try Asking

  • "Get me the link to the 'Q2 Planning' FigJam board"
  • "Pull all the sticky notes from the 'Insights' section of our last retro board"
  • "What items got the most votes in the 'Feature Prioritization' FigJam session?"
  • "Who has edit access to the 'Design Sprint Day 1' FigJam board?"
  • "List all FigJam boards in the 'Product Team' Figma project"
  • "Summarize the content of the 'How Might We' section on the 'Discovery Workshop' board"
  • "Add the client team to the 'Co-Design Session' FigJam board"
  • "What was written in the 'Action Items' section of last Friday's retro?"

    • Pro Tips

  • Name FigJam sections clearly during workshops — "Insights", "Actions", "Blockers" makes section content queries much more precise afterward.
  • Use post-session sticky collection as a standard ritual: "pull all stickies from today's retro" before the board gets archived generates an automatic meeting record.
  • Voting queries work best right after a session when results are fresh — "what were the top 3 voted items?" gives you prioritization output without re-opening the board.
  • Combine FigJam with follow-up task creation: pull action items from FigJam and ask Neotask to create tasks in your project management tool from them.
  • Board access confirmation before workshops prevents the "I can't edit" disruption — "who currently has access?" one day before the session gives you time to fix permissions.

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