I can see this being huge in a team with tight tool parity. I probably wouldn't use it as a freelancer, but remembering back to when I worked at an agency where

I can see this being huge in a team with tight tool parity. I probably wouldn't use it as a freelancer, but remembering back to when I worked at an agency where we all had the same software and a pool of environments for all the different clients, this would have been the perfect tool. I know we all want to be special snowflakes, but my advice for a fast moving coherent team tooling includes having everyone on the same environment and using the same tools, so that you can share knowledge and master your tools as an individual and a team. Troubleshooting becomes much more reasonable, and we can all share the useful shortcuts we slowly build up over time. That's one of the downsides of tech moving so fast, no one masters anything, as a generalized industry we're eternally noobs.