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Now let me create detailed monthly timelines for each month in the same format as the August example:

✨ JUNE 2025 - Foundation & Architecture

The Challenge: Build a robust Figma plugin MCP server from the ground up with enterprise-grade patterns.

What We Solved:

Week 1 (Jun 1-7): Core Infrastructure

πŸ—οΈ Plugin-Server Communication - WebSocket-based bidirectional messaging
πŸ“¦ Command Architecture - Modular command structure with registration system
πŸ”§ Connection Management - Lifecycle, state tracking, and reconnection logic
πŸ“ Documentation Standards - Comprehensive JSDoc comments across all modules

Week 2-3 (Jun 8-21): Component Operations

🎨 Variant System - Complete component variant creation, organization, and management
πŸ”„ Component Properties - Programmatic component instance manipulation
πŸ“ Layout Commands - Auto-layout, constraints, and positioning utilities
✏️ Text Operations - Font loading, text styling, and character-level formatting

Week 4 (Jun 22-30): Code Quality & Organization

πŸ“š Class-Based Refactoring - Converted function-based handlers to static class methods
πŸ” Type Safety - Enhanced TypeScript interfaces and type definitions
🎯 Message Management - Robust request/response handling with ID tracking
🧩 Utility Modules - Shared helpers for fonts, clipboard, node traversal

The Result: Solid foundation with modular architecture, comprehensive documentation, and type-safe communication layer.


✨ JULY 2025 - Error Handling & Architecture Overhaul

The Challenge: Transform ad-hoc error handling into enterprise-grade error management across 78+ files.

What We Solved:

Week 1 (Jul 1-9): Error System Revolution

πŸ”§ BaseError Pattern - Custom error classes with metadata and error codes
πŸ“Š Error Propagation - Consistent throw/catch patterns across all commands
🎯 Type-Safe Errors - Replace any with proper error types and unknown
πŸ“ Error Documentation - JSDoc for every error class and handling scenario

Week 2-3 (Jul 10-23): Architectural Refactoring

πŸ—οΈ Class-Based Commands - 32 server commands refactored from functions to classes
πŸ”„ Response Standardization - ToolResponseUtil for unified success/error formatting
πŸ“¦ Schema Organization - Moved inline Zod schemas to dedicated schema files
🧹 Code Cleanup - Removed redundant formatters, consolidated utilities

Week 4 (Jul 24-31): Connection System Rewrite

πŸ”Œ SocketManager - Complete WebSocket management rewrite (11-part series)
πŸ“‘ ConnectionManager Refactor - 25-part modernization of connection lifecycle
🎯 Message Routing - Improved request/response correlation and error recovery
⚑ Event Handling - UIEventHandler and centralized event dispatching

The Result: Production-grade error handling, class-based architecture, and robust connection management ready for scale.


✨ SEPTEMBER 2025 - Bulk Operations & Asset Pipeline

The Challenge: Enable batch processing and comprehensive asset management for production workflows.

What We Solved:

Week 1 (Sep 1-8): Unified Shape Commands

🎨 set_shape Tool - Consolidated 7 shape commands into one unified interface
πŸ”„ Bulk Processing - Batch create/update for rectangles, ellipses, polygons, stars
πŸ“ Shape Constants - Centralized configuration for all shape types
🧹 Code Reduction - Removed redundant shape-specific files and schemas

Week 2-3 (Sep 9-23): Bulk Infrastructure

πŸ“¦ Bulk Types & Utils - Shared interfaces for batch operations across all commands
🎯 Asset Management - SVG processor, image handling, and bulk asset operations
πŸ”§ Schema Refactoring - Consolidated schema files and validation logic
⚑ Performance - Optimized batch processing with progress tracking

Week 4 (Sep 24-30): Code Organization

πŸ“š Constants Extraction - Tool metadata moved to dedicated constant files
πŸ—‚οΈ Folder Restructuring - Organized schemas, types, and utilities
🧹 Deprecation - Removed obsolete code and consolidated duplicates
βœ… TypeScript Cleanup - Fixed type errors and improved type inference

The Result: Powerful bulk operations, streamlined asset pipeline, and significantly reduced codebase complexity.


✨ OCTOBER 2025 - Testing & Code Export Maturity

The Challenge: Build comprehensive test coverage and production-ready code export features.

What We Solved:

Week 1-2 (Oct 1-15): Export Infrastructure

🎨 HTML/CSS Export - Nested structure generation with responsive layouts
πŸ”„ JSX Generation - Complete React component export with props
πŸ“ Asset Extraction - Images, fonts, and design tokens
πŸ§ͺ Test Framework - Scene-based E2E testing harness

Week 3 (Oct 16-23): Export Refinement

🎯 Container Queries - Modern responsive design support
🌈 Theme System - Light/dark mode with CSS variables
πŸ“Š Design Tokens - Automated token extraction and export
✨ Effect Export - Shadows, blurs, and visual effects in code

Week 4 (Oct 24-31): Test Expansion

πŸ“ Scene Tests - 15+ test scenarios for export features
πŸ” Asset Tests - Image extraction and optimization validation
🎨 Style Tests - Gradient, effect, and typography export
πŸš€ Launch Kit - Multi-device grid templates and documentation

The Result: Production-ready code export with comprehensive test coverage and design system integration.


✨ NOVEMBER 2025 - Deployment & Distribution

The Challenge: Prepare for public release with native binaries and seamless installation.

What We Solved:

Week 1-2 (Nov 1-15): Export Feature Completion

🎨 Responsive Export - Fluid sizing, breakpoints, and container queries
🌐 Full Website Export - Complete landing pages with nested structure
πŸ”€ Font Integration - Google Fonts auto-import and fallback chains
πŸ“± Document Scaffolding - HTML5 templates with proper meta tags

Week 3 (Nov 16-23): Platform Support

πŸ’» Native Binaries - macOS (x64/ARM64), Linux (x64/ARM64), Windows (x64)
πŸ”§ Binary Compilation - Bun-based SEA (Single Executable Application)
πŸ“¦ Cross-Compilation - Linux ARM64 built from x64 runners
πŸ› οΈ Build Scripts - Automated binary generation per platform

Week 4 (Nov 24-30): Release Readiness

βš™οΈ Configurable Ports - Multi-agent Figma setups supported
πŸ”Œ Windows ARM64 - Native support with auto-detection
🎯 Debug Mode - Production vs development environment handling
πŸ“š Documentation - Installation guides, deployment READMEs, SemVer planning

The Result: Cross-platform native binaries, one-line installers, and production-ready distribution.


✨ DECEMBER 2025 - Polish & Public Launch

The Challenge: Final touches for public release and automated deployment.

What We Solved:

Week 1 (Dec 1-2): Installation Polish

πŸ›‘οΈ Robust Installers - Enhanced error handling for install.sh and install.ps1
βœ… Binary Verification - Platform-specific executable validation (Mach-O, PE headers)
πŸ”„ Atomic Operations - Safe file moves with sync before placement
πŸ“ Error Messages - Clear user feedback for download and extraction failures

Deployment Automation

πŸ€– GitHub Actions - Automated README and script synchronization
πŸ“š Documentation Sync - Public README kept in sync with private repo
πŸ”§ Script Distribution - Install scripts automatically published
πŸš€ Release Workflow - Streamlined deployment to public repository

The Result: Production-grade installers with bulletproof error handling and automated public distribution ready for launch.

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