# 1. Fig Overrides
Fig has several commands that are native to the app and cannot be overridden
1. `fig run [name of .run file]`
2. `fig local [path/to/file.html]`
3. `fig build`
4. `fig web [url]`
5. `fig install [app identifier]`
6. `fig uninstall [app identifier]`
7. `fig utils`
8. `fig --help`
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Fig aims to keep have as few native commands as possible. However, Fig may update them occasionally if it believes it will contribute meaningfully to the Fig ecosystem.
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## fig run
Render and display markdown or [rundown](https://fig.gitbook.io/fig/interactive-runbooks-2) files in Fig. Files can be local or from the web.
`fig run [.run file OR url]`
**Examples**
* `fig run heroku` --> Render the heroku[.run](https://fig.gitbook.io/fig/interactive-runbooks-2) file in Fig
* Your terminal must be in the same working directory as the .run file
* `fig run http://gist.github.com/` --> Render the .run or .md file in Fig
* Note: The URL must be raw markdown or rundown
## fig build
Build the schema for a .fig file to [build your own CLI](https://fig.gitbook.io/fig/build-a-cli)
`fig build`
## fig local
Render and display local html files in the Fig window
`fig local path/to/file.html`
**Examples**
* `fig local index.html`
* `fig local path/to/file.html`
## fig web
Open URLs in Fig's browser. Fig's lightweight browser gives you quick access to the sites you use most without leaving your Terminal
`fig web [url]`
**Examples**
* `fig web https://github.com/pull`
* `fig web https://news.ycombinator.com`
* `fig web https://notion.com`
* `fig web https://my_company_slack_name.slack.com`
## fig install
Install an app using its unique identifier
`fig install [app_name]`
**Note**: This currently does work but is reserved for this purpose.
## fig uninstall
`fig` un`install [app_name]`
**Note**: This currently does work but is reserved for this purpose.
## fig update
Update Fig to the newest version.
`fig update`
**Note**: This currently does work but is reserved for this purpose.
## fig utils
View Fig's developer utilities
`fig utils`
## fig --help
Open the help page in [fig home](https://fig.gitbook.io/fig/get-started/fig-home) in a tethered window.
`fig --help`
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