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## Using Fleek with Devbox Global

[Fleek](https://getfleek.dev/) provides a nicely tuned set of packages and configuration for common tools that is compatible with Devbox Global. Configurations are provided at different [levels of bling](https://getfleek.dev/docs/bling), with higher levels adding more packages and opinionated configuration.

To install a Fleek profile, you can use `devbox global pull <fleek-url>`, where the Fleek URL indicates the profile you want to install. For example, to install the `high` bling profile, you can run:

```bash
devbox global pull https://devbox.getfleek.dev/high
```

Fleek profiles also provide a few convenience scripts to automate setting up your profile. You can view the full list of scripts using `devbox global run` with no arguments

For more information, see the [Fleek for Devbox Docs](https://getfleek.dev/docs/devbox)

## Using Global Packages in your Host Shell

If you want to make your global packages available in your host shell, you can add them to your shell PATH. Running `devbox global shellenv` will print the command necessary to source the packages.
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