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How Sketch Uses MCP Servers!

When your design document is really just a JSON file on your Mac, and you’ve got a local MCP server to work with, it turns out you can do…a lot of useful things? Here’s how Sketch has been using MCP servers themselves! I personally haven’t used it yet, but I’m REALLY excite

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Useful Sketch Keyboard Shortcuts

I have been referring back to this for months as I've been learning Sketch. I have a printed copy on my desk. Sharing here because I figured it'd be useful for other newbies like me :) I forgot where I found this. I think it was from the official Sketch resources, or one that

@jacetchan

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Some neat Sketch MCP Server examples

I’m not really into integrating AI into my tools just yet, especially since I consider myself a Sketch newbie. (When it’s so early and I’m learning my way around my tools, I like to read through docs and practice the fundamentals myself) But, I will say the examples in their v

@jacetchan

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Welcome, Sketch!

I'm really excited to see /sketch exist here on Digg. One of the many criticisms of Sketch has been a lack of community presence online, so this makes me really happy. Even though I'm not a designer, I needed to find a tool for some development I've been working on. I deci

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Previews — your new way of sharing. No account required. Available now in the browser

Luis from Sketch gave an update about Previews on Sketch! Figured I'd paste it below so it's also on Digg: With previews in the web app, you can choose which pages or prototypes from a document to share — and keep the rest hidden. You can share a preview link with anyone to

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How Sketch Uses MCP Servers!

Useful Sketch Keyboard Shortcuts

Some neat Sketch MCP Server examples

Welcome, Sketch!

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