I see. The need to quote JSON values and the need for @ seem like a high price to pay for removing the . in field accesses. I also find jq more intuitive but I

I see. The need to quote JSON values and the need for @ seem like a high price to pay for removing the . in field accesses. I also find jq more intuitive but I really dislike that we have three standards each used by a number of tools, e.g. jsonpath, jmespath, and jq.