You can use Fig to navigate and write commands faster inside your terminal. It adds an interactive IDE-style autocomplete dropdown window to your command line interface, supporting shells like Zsh, Bash, and Fish. You can use it to explore complex CLI flags, discover command options without reading documentation, and run scripts shared across your engineering team. Fig also lets developers manage shell aliases, view documentation inline as they type, and standardize custom terminal shortcuts to speed up routine software development tasks.
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