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Welcome to Fig

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What is Fig?

Fig is the App Store for the Terminal.

We make it easy to quickly build apps that connect to your local development environment. We make it even easier to share these apps with your team & the community.

How should I use these docs?

👋 Get Started: Install Fig and learn more about the Fig App Store

😀 The Fig CLI: Learn how to use Fig's CLI to open apps, render runbooks, and execute scripts

📖 Interactive Runbooks: Make your markdown documentation interactive

⚒️ Build your Own CLI: Visually build and manage your own CLI for yourself and your team

🧰 Build your Own App: Use html/css/js and the Fig.js API to build your own Fig App

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