Your example isn't laziness. I'm going to write a script (postman, bash, or another language) so that my progress is better documented than my bash history and

Your example isn't laziness. I'm going to write a script (postman, bash, or another language) so that my progress is better documented than my bash history and I can easily come back to the task later when it needs repeating or derivative work. That's efficiency, not laziness. I can get more work done. A lazy person would use their efficiently acquired extra time to browse dank meme pages instead of additional work, but doing your due diligence in implementing basic efficiency in your work flow isn't laziness.