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Cue
IDE-style command suggestions for Apple Terminal and VS Code
Cue brings IDE-style autocomplete to your terminal. It suggests commands, options, Git branches, files, and folders as you type, with helpful descriptions right beside them. I built Cue because I loved Fig’s autocomplete and wanted that experience back after Kiro announced its retirement. Cue is free, open source, and built on Fig’s community-maintained autocomplete specs. It currently supports macOS with zsh in Apple Terminal and the VS Code integrated terminal.
hey everyone! i built cue because i missed fig’s autocomplete.
i use the terminal every day for uni labs, side projects, and git, and fig made all of that feel a little more like working in an ide: suggestions appeared as i typed, with useful details right there. after kiro announced it was retiring inline autocomplete on nov 3, i wanted to bring that experience back.
cue is my open-source attempt, built on fig’s autocomplete specs. it’s still a work in progress, so i’d love to hear what feels useful, what’s rough, and what you’d like to see next. thanks for checking it out!
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About Cue on Product Hunt
“IDE-style command suggestions for Apple Terminal and VS Code”
Cue was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #102 on the daily leaderboard. Cue brings IDE-style autocomplete to your terminal. It suggests commands, options, Git branches, files, and folders as you type, with helpful descriptions right beside them. I built Cue because I loved Fig’s autocomplete and wanted that experience back after Kiro announced its retirement. Cue is free, open source, and built on Fig’s community-maintained autocomplete specs. It currently supports macOS with zsh in Apple Terminal and the VS Code integrated terminal.
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Tham Kei Lok
hey everyone! i built cue because i missed fig’s autocomplete.
i use the terminal every day for uni labs, side projects, and git, and fig made all of that feel a little more like working in an ide: suggestions appeared as i typed, with useful details right there. after kiro announced it was retiring inline autocomplete on nov 3, i wanted to bring that experience back.
cue is my open-source attempt, built on fig’s autocomplete specs. it’s still a work in progress, so i’d love to hear what feels useful, what’s rough, and what you’d like to see next. thanks for checking it out!
best,
kei lok