There is another dimension to it besides optimizing existing workflows. These tools are so small that you can not only tweak them but also reassemble the concep

There is another dimension to it besides optimizing existing workflows. These tools are so small that you can not only tweak them but also reassemble the concepts into new tools for new workflows. Tweaking those tools is just the first step towards mastering them. It's like knowing compilers. You don't use that knowlege to tweak c++. You use it to build your own special language when needed.