Your terminal, reimagined
Fig adds IDE-style autocomplete to your existing terminal. Move faster with Fig.
brew install figWorks with your existing terminal & shell
Fig isn't a standalone terminal. We integrate with the tools that you already use.
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bashzshfish
Supports 300+ of your favorite CLI tools
Autocomplete for cd, git, docker, npm, yarn, kubectl, brew, aws and hundreds more! New completions added daily.
Git
View your staged files and checkout recently used branches. Get in-line documentation for the most obscure commands
A seamless add-on
to your existing terminal
< 50ms
Built for speed
Your Terminal is fast. So is Fig.
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Keyboard first
But you can use your mouse if you'd like
Crowdsourced
Completion specs are open source and built by the community
Individuals & teams
Use Fig for public CLI tools, or for your team's internal ones
Local
Fig loads up once then remains entirely local
Private
Sensitive data is never tracked
Build your own
Easily write completions using a declarative Typescript schema. Share them with your team or the community.
Open Source
Fig's completions are all open source and powered by contributions from the community.
Documentation
Learn how to add autocompletion to any CLI tool or script in less than 3 minutes.
Learn more →
Loved by developers
Ash Hitchcock @Ash_Hitchcock · May 14
Been using @fig for about 2 minutes and already could not go back to terminal life without it 🤣
Eluert Mukja @mukja_e · May 5
@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
The App Ecosystem for the Terminal
Build your own apps with the fig.js API. Share them with your team or the community.
Coming soonAdd Fig to your terminal
brew install fig