This is really cool. I've always liked the ideas behind Powershell's approach, and so I'm glad to see someone is working on Linux-friendly shell that has the sa

This is really cool. I've always liked the ideas behind Powershell's approach, and so I'm glad to see someone is working on Linux-friendly shell that has the same sort of features. I have to say that I don't care for the snark about "having to remember" arguments to various pipeline-munging commands. I get that this is a big challenge for new folks working with typical unix shells, but I'm not sure I see how this actually solves it. In order to avoid all those flags, a system like this requires more verbs overall, and those verbs have their own argument structure, eg `split-column " | " firstname lastname job`, so now instead of being able to label the arguments and order them how I want, I now have to remember the order they come in, and what they mean, and that `split-column " "` apparently eats extra whitespace (does `split-column " | "`?). Yes, the standard unix tools have these issues, as well. That's my point. So yes, I love this idea, please keep pursuing it, and I look forward to trying it out. But focus on the benefits of working with structured data rather than pushing lines that sound good but aren't actually true.