Consider the web in 1994

I strongly encourage you to actually *try* these tools. It is very apparent from your comments about boilerplate code that you have not. Seriously - I’m a programmer with 12 years of pretty successful work experience, largely on an out of tree distributed file system. I wondered if they might be limited to boilerplate. While they are *extremely* good at boilerplate, they absolutely are not limited to it. Sure, they can’t really do much kernel work of length, but they are wildly good at even moderately complex scripting and helping you use unfamiliar APIs. Yes, the API part is sort of boilerplate, but it doesn’t have to be common stuff - it can be obscure ones, including kernel APIs.