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The command "fisher ls" is composed of two parts: "fisher" and "ls".

1. "fisher": Fisherman (or "fisher") is a plugin manager for the Fish shell. It allows users to easily install and manage plugins that extend the functionality of the Fish shell. So, in this case, "fisher" is the command used to interact with Fisherman.

2. "ls": "ls" is a commonly used command in Unix-like operating systems (including Fish shell) to list the files and directories in the current working directory. It stands for "list".

When you combine "fisher" and "ls" as "fisher ls", it can be interpreted as asking the Fisherman plugin manager to perform some action related to the "ls" command or plugin. Depending on the specific configuration of your system and the plugins you have installed, this command could have varying results.