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The Fig Plugin Store makes it easy to add 3rd-party shell plugins to your terminal.

⚡️ Installation

• macOS:
  • Homebrew: brew install fig
  • DMG: Download from our website: fig.io
• Windows/Linux:
  • Join the waitlist

Fig.Plugin.Store.Demo.mp4

👋 What is the Plugin Store?

The Fig Plugin Store makes it easy for developers to discover and install 3rd-party shell plugins and have them auto-sync them across your devices.

Currently we

• have > 1,000 plugins (and would love your support adding more)
• support plugins for bash, zsh, and fish
• let you configure plugins after installing them (see above video)
• auto-sync your plugins across your devices

Example plugins include syntax highlighting for your shell, autocomplete, async loading for your prompt, even oh-my-zsh!

😎 Contribute

Plugins are a simple declarative schema that define

• metadata (e.g. name, description, URLs, images,...)
• installation instructions (e.g. relevant files and GitHub repo)
• available configurations (e.g. env variables to customise settings)

You can contribute your first plugin to the store in < 2 minutes (we make it really easy)

👉 Check out our Plugin Contribution Getting Started Guide to get started

😊 Need Help?

Create GitHub Issue

Join our community

🙋‍♀️ FAQ

What is Fig?

Fig makes developers more productive in the terminal. We build apps like autocomplete, dotfiles (coming soon), and now Plugins.

How do plugins work?

Plugins are installed to a directory on your local device. When you install Fig, we add lines to your shell config that sources files in this directory.

Do Plugins work on Windows or Linux?

Currently, Plugins is only available on MacOS, there is a beta for Linux coming soon.

How can I download Fig?

Run brew install fig or by downloading the app at fig.io/download.

Did we miss something?

Get in touch at hello@fig.io or chat with us in Discord.

✨ Contributors