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Fig — Autocomplete for the Terminal
Fig makes engineers more productive in the terminal.
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Our first product adds visual completions for hundreds of public CLI tools like cd, git, npm/yarn, docker, and aws.
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Want private autocomplete? Create your own completions and share them with your team!
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Our first product adds visual completions for hundreds of public CLI tools like cd, git, npm/yarn, docker, and aws.
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Want private autocomplete? Create your own completions and share them with your team!
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Exactly what we're trying to do, @picsoung. Not abstract away the terminal, rather, just make it faster, more discoverable, and more accessible
Total gamechanger! I love iTerm and Fig makes it me so much more productive as a non-developer futzing with the command line!! 🤓
Intellisense improved the dev-ex tremendously, now a similar notion for the CLI, even better. Congrats on the launch, good luck!
@milkers Totally agree. We're starting by bringing intellisense to the terminal, but we plan to bring all the functionality that you have in your edit over too. Check out our launch blog post, I think you might like it: https://fig.io/blog/post/launchi...
I've been using Fig for a couple of weeks now. I really love the simplicity of it.
Seriously fantastic tool. Just installed and setup my first custom shortcut. This is going to be a huge timesaver. Thanks!
I've been using Fig for about a year and I love it. I just switched over to a new laptop and it felt super weird until I installed a few key apps, Fig being one of them.
Thanks, @technovangelist!! Hoping to make that installation process easier very soon
Love the idea and the execution is just 🤯
Now I'm just wondering how I could use a Terminal without it!!
Congrats for this amazing product!
I love the look of this, but I'm wondering if it's still uploading typed commands to Fig servers? That's a dealbreaker for me.
Hey @nheagy, totally understand the concern. Luckily, all of the autocomplete logic runs locally on your device. None of your keystrokes or commands are sent to our servers.
You can also opt-out of all telemetry by running `fig settings telemetry.disabled true`
@mattschrage Curious about your privacy policy then, "We send a ping each time you select an autocomplete suggestion. The ping contains the root command you used (e.g. git, cd, aws, etc) and nothing else (ie if you select "commit" in "git commit", all we see is git)." Can you elaborate? Would be great if you'd remove that section from your policy 😜
@nheagy this does not happen if you disable telemetry by running the command I mentioned above. :)
Been using this since the beta and it just keeps getting better. One of those tools that changes your engineering workflow for the better.
I couldn't live without Fig anymore. I've been using it for a looong time now and absolutely LOVE it every single day. Huge fan (and eventually also investor)! 💯
Fig is creating a revolution in the terminal. If you’re not using Fig, you’re missing the next generation of developer tooling.
Cool! Looks like a feature that should be the default! Great solution and very handy! Congrats on the launch! You've made the job easier for thousands of people.
I have been using Fig for the past couple of months. Excellent productivity booster. Expecting Windows flavor :) ?makers
Glad you're liking it, @naveenkumar! Hoping for Linux (and maybe Windows) in the next few months. Stay tuned!
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