> I doubt a whole team would agree to use this tool though. Definitively, but it could work if was just one of the possible frontends and create another, for e

> I doubt a whole team would agree to use this tool though. Definitively, but it could work if was just one of the possible frontends and create another, for example, web based frontend. That naturally adds quite a bit of complexity as you either need a central server app that holds the source of truth or handle merging otherwise, be it by let the user take care (e.g., holding it as somewhat merge friendly text records in git) or do come up with some automatic conflict resolution. IMO that shows why developing and using such CLI tools is somewhat popular; it's really simple to do but often then only works for a single person or a team with a very similar mindset in the usage/tooling regard.