Honestly, all these shells are too simple or at least too generic-task oriented. For me, and I guess most users, the shell is not where I live, but where I do r

Honestly, all these shells are too simple or at least too generic-task oriented. For me, and I guess most users, the shell is not where I live, but where I do recipes. It would be nice to have a shell+vim style shell where you edit your command plan and can see its execution results right below the commands after pressing <C-CR>: ### cwd: /some/path cd /home/user/mysvc … cd /etc/systemd/system … sudo ln -s /path/to/mysvc.service … git pull … sudo systemctl restart mysvc … tail -f /path/to/log.txt #! lines=10 nowrap autorun …(10 lines) So you could move and edit pages (or OBTF) of recipes and see their status right there. My observation is that all you do in a shell is following some patterns again and again. For example, select last three commands and hit C-CR to execute them.