This is strictly true, of course. But it's a very useful CLI, which is exposed within Xcode as well. From a developer perspective, it's a very similar situation

This is strictly true, of course. But it's a very useful CLI, which is exposed within Xcode as well. From a developer perspective, it's a very similar situation- the CLI gives you full access to the capabilities of the debugger, and the GUI gives you more convenient/intuitive access to a subset of that functionality. Even inside Xcode I spend as much or more time in the lldb console window than I do driving it with the GUI.