Why share your product details
- Every flow, edge case, and suggestion grounded in how your product actually works
- Figr remembers your product across every conversation
- The more you share, the less you’ll need to edit later
Setting up your Context Pod
Step 1: Create a New Context Pod
Open the sidebar and click Context Pod, then create a new one. Fill in:- Name (required): e.g., “Context Pod - [Your Product]”
- Description (optional): What you’ll work on
- Workspace access: All members can view by default. Adjust if needed.
Step 2: Add your product details
Figr uses these inputs to generate outcomes that match your product, your design language, flows, and terminology. You’ll see five ways to add context:- Screen recording - Record a quick walkthrough of your product. Figr watches and learns what to replicate.
- Files - Upload screenshots, PDFs, CSVs, markdown docs, design exports, anything that explains your product.
- Paste text - Drop in raw notes, PRDs, research, user interview snippets.
- Websites - Add URLs Figr should crawl (your product, docs, marketing site).
- Instructions - Add brand voice, tone rules, or any specific guidance.
Step 3: Start Building
Once you’ve added enough context, click Start Building. Figr begins processing. You’ll see four stages:- Reading through what you shared
- Building an understanding
- Creating knowledge graph
- Ready to collaborate
Why Context Pod matters
Design doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Your product serves specific users, solves specific problems, operates in a specific market. Generic AI ignores all of this.| Without Context Pod | With Context Pod |
|---|---|
| Designs that look fine but miss the point | Designs aligned with your product strategy |
| Generic copy and placeholder content | Content that reflects your audience |
| No understanding of your users or market | Decisions informed by your market position |
| Decisions made in isolation | Context that compounds over time |
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