This is misleading. Fig's completions data files are open-source, but the completion engine that runs the completions is completely proprietary. That means you

This is misleading. Fig's completions data files are open-source, but the completion engine that runs the completions is completely proprietary. That means you contribute free ("open source") completions to them, but the scope and type of the completions is limited by their proprietary engine. --- YC has pinned the founder comment and made it an impossible to reply to the top-level comment. They say the most effective forms of advertising are the ones we don't realize are ads. Well, this is an ad.