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Figma acquires team behind a vibe-coding app

TechCrunch 07 July 2026, 18:37 UTC 1h ago

Figma acquires team behind a vibe-coding app — TechCrunch

The Y Combinator-backed company started a vibe-coding platform and later built an agent-creation product.

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