An attempt at creating a @withfig autocompletion spec taking advantage of Cobra's dynamic completions feature.

fgh.ts

// fgh __complete ""

export var completionSpec: Fig.Spec = {
	name: "fgh",
  description: "Automate the lifecycle and organization of your cloned GitHub repositories"
  subcommands: getCmds('fgh complete ""'),
  args: getCmds('fgh complete --')
}


const getCmds = (str) => {
    let res = []
      // execute.text isnt a thing - i was just too lazy to get the actual function to execute a command
    const cmds = execute.text(str).split("\n").slice(0,-2)
    const cmdsObj = {}
    cmds.forEach((cmd) => {
       cmdArr = cmd.split("\t")
       if (cmdArr.length>1) {
           const name =  cmdArr[0].strip()
           const desc =  cmdArr[1].strip()
           cmdsObj[name] = desc
       }
    })
    cmdsObj.values.forEach(([cmd, desc]) => {
        res.push({"name":cmd, "displayName": desc, args: [
          // this is where i gave up and decided it would be easier to do it manually lol
        ]})
    })
    return res
}