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# fig:prep — prepare the page (tidy, section, stub missing cases) Like *mise en place* in a kitchen: before the design work and the arrows, every ingredient — every frame — gets cut and put where it belongs. Takes one page of a design file and (1) normalizes frame names to the convention, (2) groups them into feature-level sections and lays them out, and (3) reads what is actually on each screen to find missing cases and stub them as placeholder frames. A tidied page is only half done — connecting the flow with `/fig:arrows` completes the set. **Prerequisites**: always load the `figma:figma-use` skill before calling `use_figma`. **Seat check before the first write** — call `whoami` once. Where every plan it lists carries `seat: View`, stop before any `use_figma` write and say so: the reading half of this skill runs on a View seat, the writing half needs an Edit seat on the file's plan, and no retry changes that. Where the seats are mixed, go ahead — and if the first write comes back as a permission error, report the seat table and stop rather than retrying. ## When to invoke - "tidy this page to the convention", "fix the frame naming and sections" - "stub the missing states as placeholders" - Laying down the skeleton — sections plus placeholders — before designing a new domain's screens ## When NOT to invoke - Creating or syncing flow arrows → `/fig:arrows` - Checking for violations only, zero writes → `/fig:lint` - Auditing and applying work into the canonical page →