Fig

Fig is a next-generation command line tool that serves as the source of truth for your team's secrets, scripts, and SSH credentials. It provides features such as autocomplete, script building, SSH credential management, and dotfile syncing.

To use Fig, you can download it for free by using the 'brew install fig' command or choose other download options. Once installed, Fig enhances your existing terminal by providing autocomplete for over 500 popular CLI tools, interactive terminal UIs for building internal CLI tools, secure access to SSH servers, easy editing and syncing of dotfiles, and management of shell plugins.

Yes, Fig can be downloaded and used for free. However, for pricing details on additional features or plans, please visit the Fig website.

Yes, Fig can integrate with the most popular terminals, shells, and IDEs, including bash, zsh, fish, and more. It enhances the existing terminal experience by providing autocomplete, script building, SSH credential management, and more.

Yes, Fig takes the security and privacy of user data seriously. All cloud features are optional, and data is encrypted at rest. For autocomplete, all keystrokes are processed locally and never leave the device.

Fig can improve collaboration within the team by enabling shared aliases, syncing environment variables and secrets, supporting internal CLI tools, and providing customized autocomplete suggestions for team-specific needs.

Yes, Fig is supported by the community, and contributions are welcome. Fig's completion specs are open source and community-driven. Join the Fig Discord Community or visit the GitHub repository to contribute.