> e.g. my colleague's `pr-to-pr.sh` script That saves typing for sure, especially if it can generate a story ID too (via Jira API, for example). The script

> e.g. my colleague's `pr-to-pr.sh` script That saves typing for sure, especially if it can generate a story ID too (via Jira API, for example). The script itself represents knowledge just in case someone forgets. > [why] use git (the CLI program) directly > include among those "tools" the few CLI commands for things I do so often > not extra cognitive waste Admittedly, that's why: fear of forgetting the simplest invocation. So strong that somehow my brain doesn't think, "Okay, write a shell script wrapper around this." But also, seeing .gitconfig of others, "I really shouldn't type this all out each time." And then, "Where can I put this so it's mine?"