Hypertokens, a concept coined by Figma's Jake Albaugh at Config 2026, would bundle related style properties into one named unit that every tool builds from, replacing scattered hand-copied versions. This addresses drift between design tools and helps AI agents read files accurately instead of guessing, since agents currently receive ungrouped lists of token values with no indication of how they combine. It's not a shipped Figma feature but an early exploration. It closely resembles existing "composite tokens" in the W3C design token spec.