I don't think it's "the terminal" that tends toward composability - rather, it is the shell and some measure of standardization around I/O. I think many people

I don't think it's "the terminal" that tends toward composability - rather, it is the shell and some measure of standardization around I/O. I think many people are confused here because the shell typically lives in a terminal, but a lot of terminal applications compose poorly (as opposed to utilities). That said, I'm super in favor of getting some modern takes on rich terminals going.