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Cicada is a modern CI/CD engine that lets you write your pipelines using TypeScript, rather than YAML. With Cicada, you can test jobs locally on your machine and run them in the cloud.
CicadaBuild CI/CD pipelines in TypeScript & run them anywhere
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Thanks for the hunt, @chrismessina, and more importantly, for being an early user!! Hey Product Hunt! π€ I'm Brendan, co-founder & CEO of Fig and I'm excited to share Fig Scripts with the PH community! π What is Fig Scripts? Fig Scripts lets you build internal CLI tools, really fast. Seriously, download Fig and set up your own custom CLI in 30 seconds. β³ Why did we build this? There is...
Fig ScriptsBuild internal CLI tools, really fast
Use Fig's Jupyter Notebook-style interface to write scripts with code, inputs, and markdown. Capture user input with our beautiful terminal UI library. Share scripts and CLIs with your teammates instantly.
Fig ScriptsBuild internal CLI tools, really fast
Manual Pages, by Fig (fig.io/manual) provides beautiful, online documentation for 300+ CLI tools.
All descriptions are community driven and open source. Contribute at github.com/withfig/autocomplete
All descriptions are community driven and open source. Contribute at github.com/withfig/autocomplete
Manual Pages by FigBeautiful, community-driven documentation for 300+ CLI tools
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Hey there! π€ I'm Brendan, co-founder & CEO of Fig. Fig adds IDE-style autocomplete to your existing terminal. βοΈ Today, I'm excited to share Fig's take on traditional unix man pages: Manual Pages, by Fig (fig.io/manual). Manual Pages provide beautiful, online documentation 300+ CLI tools. Here are some of the features we're excited about π¦ Modern and beautiful The terminal has barely changed...
Manual Pages by FigBeautiful, community-driven documentation for 300+ CLI tools
shell.how explains how your shell command works. It uses open source data from Fig (https://fig.io) and supports descriptions for hundreds of CLI tools like git, npm/yarn, docker, and aws. Contribute today: https://github.com/withfig/autocomplete
shell.howExplain how your shell command works
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Thanks so much for hunting us, @chrismessina, and more importantly, for being an early user!! Hey there! π€ I'm Brendan, co-founder & CEO of Fig, and I'm excited to share Fig's first product, autocomplete, with the PH community! π What is Fig? Fig makes engineers and their teams more productive in the terminal. Our first app is autocomplete. Soon we'll be launching new apps + opening up our API...
FigAutocomplete for the Terminal
Fig makes engineers more productive in the terminal.
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Our first product adds visual completions for hundreds of public CLI tools like cd, git, npm/yarn, docker, and aws.
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Want private autocomplete? Create your own completions and share them with your team!
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Our first product adds visual completions for hundreds of public CLI tools like cd, git, npm/yarn, docker, and aws.
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Want private autocomplete? Create your own completions and share them with your team!
FigAutocomplete for the Terminal
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Was one of the early Geneva users for a student club. The product takes the best of Slack and Discord, layers on a ton more features, and somehow keeps a clean and simple interface. Excited to see them launch!!
GenevaAn all-in-one communication app for groups & communities
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We use Cotter. Super seamless add-in for passwordless auth. Big fan :)
Cotter No-Code Passwordless LoginA simple login form for your no-code websites
Fig adds visual apps & shortcuts to your terminal. Developers use Fig to store shell commands / snippets and add GUIs to their terminal workflows. You can also view documentation inline, launch frequently used webapps, or even build your own CLI tool.
FigVisual apps and shortcuts for your terminal
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The calendar integration for Chrome is so helpful Well done!!
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