In general I agree, however in specific the tools you refer to are not well exposed to the general public. The more tasks I can do with confidence and without a

In general I agree, however in specific the tools you refer to are not well exposed to the general public. The more tasks I can do with confidence and without a lawyer, the better. It's a bit like wordpress. Making a decent website really doesn't take a programmer today. But for a long time the frameworks (like django) were making site builders lives easy without making the projects near-free for end users. The first high quality lawyer replacement service I've used is clerky. I expect more and more startups in that space.