# Welcome to Fig

### What is Fig?

[Fig](https://withfig.com) 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**](/fig/get-started.md)**:** Install Fig and learn more about the Fig App Store

[**😀 The Fig CLI**](/fig/the-fig-cli.md)**:**  Learn how to use Fig's CLI to open apps, render runbooks, and execute scripts

[**📖 Interactive Runbooks**](/fig/interactive-runbooks-2.md)**:** Make your markdown documentation interactive 

[**⚒️ Build your Own CLI**](/fig/build-a-cli.md)**:** Visually build and manage your own CLI for yourself and your team 

[**🧰 Build your Own App**](/fig/apps.md)**:** Use html/css/js and the Fig.js API to build your own Fig App

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