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Fig integrates with the most popular terminals, shells & IDEs.
Easily share shell aliases/functions and help your coworkers save a few keystrokes.
Securely sync API keys, ports and other application configurations between developers.
Use Fig's autocomplete for your team's internal scripts & CLI tools.
Create easy-to-discover shell scripts and sync them across your engineering team.
Extend autocomplete with custom suggestions tailored to your team.
Identities and hosts are automatically accessible to your team without finicky modifications to each ~/.ssh/config.
The terminal is a sensitive environment. All cloud features are opt-in and your data is encrypted at rest. For autocomplete, all of your keystrokes are processed locally and never leave your device.
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@fig is fantastic — it's one of those tools that feels so intuitive, and so obvious, that any terminal experience without it feels broken by comparison.
I just installed Fig, and I like it. It can do a lot, and there’s more exciting stuff on the roadmap. I think it’s going to become an indispensable tool in my workflow.
Have been using 🧑💻 @fig for over a week now & oh boy it's like your terminal is on steroids 💪.
A Super 🆒 tool.
@fig Just downloaded Fig and oh man what a great extension for your terminal. Can't believe why hasn't existed so far I love it. Well done guys
@fig is going to be a life changer
A new world of awesomeness for the CLI experience. Amazing @fig
I use this! Very useful! @fig
Been using @fig for about 2 minutes and already could not go back to terminal life without it 🤣
So far I really enjoy my cli with @fig
I knew 5 minutes into using @fig I'd be a lifelong user.
Not sure how I lived without it!
Damn y'all terminal don't have autocomplete? I simply cannot relate. Cc: @fig
How did I live without @fig for all these years? Such a great utility.
I started using @fig a few weeks ago and it's quickly become a tool that feels so native I couldn't go without - maybe the best CLI-enhancing tools out there.
If you use the Terminal a lot I highly recommend it - it's as essential to the Terminal as Homebrew is to MacOS.
@fig is fantastic — it's one of those tools that feels so intuitive, and so obvious, that any terminal experience without it feels broken by comparison.
So far I really enjoy my cli with @fig
@fig Just downloaded Fig and oh man what a great extension for your terminal. Can't believe why hasn't existed so far I love it. Well done guys
How did I live without @fig for all these years? Such a great utility.
I use this! Very useful! @fig
Been using @fig for about 2 minutes and already could not go back to terminal life without it 🤣
Have been using 🧑💻 @fig for over a week now & oh boy it's like your terminal is on steroids 💪.
A Super 🆒 tool.
Damn y'all terminal don't have autocomplete? I simply cannot relate. Cc: @fig
A new world of awesomeness for the CLI experience. Amazing @fig
I just installed Fig, and I like it. It can do a lot, and there’s more exciting stuff on the roadmap. I think it’s going to become an indispensable tool in my workflow.
I knew 5 minutes into using @fig I'd be a lifelong user.
Not sure how I lived without it!
@fig is going to be a life changer
I started using @fig a few weeks ago and it's quickly become a tool that feels so native I couldn't go without - maybe the best CLI-enhancing tools out there.
If you use the Terminal a lot I highly recommend it - it's as essential to the Terminal as Homebrew is to MacOS.