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Figma 联合创始人 Dylan Field 称 MCP 并非完美协议,同时宣布新增 20 家合作伙伴

Figma co-founder Dylan Field thinks MCP is not a perfect protocol

文章要点
  • 1Figma 在印度首届 Config 大会宣布新增 20 家 MCP 合作伙伴,包括 Notion、Linear 等
  • 2Field 认为 MCP 并非完美协议,仍有很大改进空间,且这套协议对前沿实验室更有利
  • 3Field 称不完全开放的原因是暴露给 MCP 的数据越多,被滥用的可能性越高
  • 4MCP 联合创造者此前抱怨 Figma 未支持开源工具 Pi,Field 回应称计划支持 Pi
决策要点

MCP 的生态扩张与数据暴露风险之间的矛盾正在表面化,连主要应用方也一边接入一边质疑协议本身。

  • 影响:MCP 正被越来越多工具采纳,企业做智能体集成时可将其当作事实标准来规划;Figma 的保留态度也提示,暴露的数据越多滥用风险越高,接入范围宜按数据敏感度分级。
  • 参考:可考虑在接入 MCP 前先盘点拟通过协议暴露的数据清单并按敏感度分级控制;值得把主要应用方对协议改进的表态纳入协议成熟度评估。
  • 依据:Field 的表态出自 TechCrunch 在 Config 印度大会媒体简报会上的采访及其 X 帖文,20 家合作伙伴名单为 Figma 官方公布。
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Despite Figma co-founder Dylan Field’s concerns about MCP (model context protocol), which standardizes how AI agents connect to external data sources and tools, the company is expanding its support for the open source standard.

At the design company’s first Config conference held in India, the company announced 20 new model context protocol (MCP) partners, including Amp, ClickUp, Dia, Junie by JetBrains, Linear, Meta Muse, Mistral, Notion, OpenCode, and Sarvam Agents.

Field has expressed his misgivings about MCP before. Days before this announcement, one of MCP’s co-creators complained about Figma not supporting the open-source tool Pi. As part of his response, Field made a comment about Anthropic not making its various resources available via MCP.

“I find it interesting that Anthropic (creators of MCP standard) do not expose artifacts / other cloud resources created via MCP,” he wrote on X. “The debate is framed as open vs closed. Everyone always prefers open… obviously. And meanwhile issues of asymmetric context sharing are ignored.”

(Field later added that Figma plans support Pi.)

Can you help me understand why you don't make various Anthropic resources available via MCP? Maybe I'm missing something.

— Dylan Field (@zoink) September 30, 2026

At a media briefing, I asked Field about this debate. The co-founder explained that while Figma wants to be open, he doesn’t think MCP is a perfect protocol.

“I’m really excited about what we’re doing in terms of opening up our ecosystem. I also think that MCP is not a perfect protocol. And I think that it is something that has tons of room for improvement,” the co-founder responded. “It is advantaged more to frontier labs. Also, I understand everyone online who just wants a protocol that they can use when they want to use their Figma data, and I want them to use it, too.”

Figma’s CEO said that the reason the company doesn’t want to be fully open is that the more data the company exposes through MCP, the higher the chance of abuse.

He also clarified that while most users don’t intend to use MCP or Figma data in a malicious way, the company still has to think about those potential risks.

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