The value for me has been the ability to easily bounce back and forth between levels of abstraction. Sometimes you need the granularity the shell provides, but

The value for me has been the ability to easily bounce back and forth between levels of abstraction. Sometimes you need the granularity the shell provides, but other times it's nice to lean back on a more opinionated workflow. Sort of like the difference between deploying with Heroku versus managing everything with Kubernetes. Also, Fig is entirely extensible/customizable. This is probably the part I'm most excited about: anyone can build their own apps. All of the example apps on our site are written with the same API that is exposed to developers. (https://withfig.com/docs https://withfig.com/docs)