> command-line interfaces are less discoverable and harder to use, starting out. Even as a programmer, I struggle to remember the flags to many common command l

> command-line interfaces are less discoverable and harder to use, starting out. Even as a programmer, I struggle to remember the flags to many common command line utilities Not to disagree with the general point you're making, but autocompletion of commands just using the tab command is how CLIs get discoverability and it's kind of cool. Whenever I "don't know" I just 'cmd -<tab><tab>' and suddenly I am presented ith a list of options that I can filter by continuing to type the option I suspect I need, or tab to the one that I see on screen. Then if that requires an argument <tab><tab> it let's me select the, for example, file that is needed as the argument.