Fig

Fig is a flexible tool used in command lines for organizing team secrets, scripts, and SSH credentials.

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What is Fig?

Fig is an advanced command line tool acting as the central hub for a team's sensitive information, scripts, and SSH credentials. It offers helpful features including auto-complete, script creation, SSH credential organization, and dotfile synchronization.

How to use Fig?

To access Fig, you can get it at no cost by using the command 'brew install fig' or select other download choices. Once set up, Fig boosts your current terminal by offering auto-complete for more than 500 well-known CLI tools, interactive terminal interfaces for creating internal CLI tools, safe access to SSH servers, easy modification and syncing of dotfiles, and handling of shell plugins.

Features

Autocomplete feature for existing terminals, supporting up to 500 command-line interface tools.

Use Cases

Boosting output and streamlining tasks in the command line workflow
Sharing of shell aliases and environment variables through collaboration
Developing and Sharing Custom Command-Line Interface Tools Inside an Engineering Team
Controlling and accessing SSH servers safely using a graphical interface or command line interface
Managing and synchronizing configuration files across various devices.
Managing and synchronizing command-line interface extensions for zsh, bash, and fish

Frequently Asked Questions

Fig is a next-generation command line interface that acts as the central hub for your team's confidential information, scripts, and SSH login credentials. It offers features including auto-completion, script creation, SSH credential organization, and dotfile synchronization.

To get started with Fig, you can download it at no cost by using the 'brew install fig' command or select alternative download methods. Once Fig is installed, it boosts your existing terminal experience by offering auto-complete features for more than 500 widely-used CLI tools, interactive terminal interfaces for creating internal CLI tools, safe access to SSH servers, easy modification and synchronization of dotfiles, and handling of shell plugins.

Fig is available for download and use at no cost. To learn more about pricing for extra features or plans, visit the Fig website.

Fig integrates with popular terminals, shells, and IDEs like bash, zsh, and fish. It boosts the existing terminal experience. It provides features such as auto-completion, script building, and SSH credential management.

Fig takes user data security and privacy very seriously. All cloud features are entirely optional. Data is encrypted while it is stored. For autocomplete, every keystroke is processed directly on the device and never goes outside it.

Fig enhances team collaboration by allowing shared alias creation, synchronizing environment variables and secrets, integrating internal command-line interface tools, and offering tailored autocomplete suggestions to meet specific team requirements.

Fig receives support from the community, and contributions are appreciated. The completion specifications of Fig are open source and driven by the community. To contribute, join the Fig Discord Community or visit the GitHub repository.

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