The agent uses Zeplin's Project Colors API to fetch all defined color tokens for a given project. Each color includes its red, green, blue, and alpha channel values, plus its assigned name and optional source ID from Sketch or Figma. The agent can also access styleguide-level colors that are shared across multiple projects.

The agent supports both read and write operations. It can update color RGBA values, modify text style properties, create new styleguide colors, and update screen annotations. You control which write operations are allowed through your Tars tool configuration and Zeplin API key permissions.

The API key needs access to the projects and styleguides you want the agent to reference. Zeplin API keys inherit the permissions of the account that created them. For read-only access to specs, a standard member key works. For write operations like color creation, admin-level access is recommended.

No. Tars queries Zeplin's API in real time during conversations. Screen data, color tokens, text styles, and annotations are fetched live and used only to generate the agent's response. No design assets or project data are cached or stored in Tars databases.

The agent retrieves all annotations on a given screen, including content, position, and type. While the API returns annotation metadata, filtering by specific author requires post-processing. The agent can list all notes and you can identify authorship from the annotation details provided.

Opening Zeplin means navigating projects, finding the right screen, and manually copying values. Through Tars, your developers ask in plain language and get precise answers instantly. The agent handles project navigation, data extraction, and formatting. It works inside Slack or your existing chat tools, no context switching required.

Yes. The agent can query different project IDs within the same conversation. Ask about colors in one project, then switch to screen annotations in another. Each API call targets the specific project ID you reference, so cross-project queries work seamlessly.

In your Tars dashboard, navigate to Tools and select Zeplin. Enter your API key from the Zeplin developer settings page. Once connected, attach the Zeplin tool to your AI Agent Gambit. The agent will call Zeplin's API whenever team members ask design-related questions during conversations.