If you are in the "enterprise setting" and your languages/frameworks/standards require hundreds of kilobytes of boilerplate RPC code, then yes, you probably som

If you are in the "enterprise setting" and your languages/frameworks/standards require hundreds of kilobytes of boilerplate RPC code, then yes, you probably some tooling about this. But it does not have to be this way. For my work, I've written a few smaller scripts that talk to things like Github and Jira using only python stdlib. There are no third-party libraries or codegen tools, there is not even install step - you check out the code and run, and it _just works_. And users love it and use every day, and the fact that I can tell them "no dependencies needed, just make sure you have our standard corporate Linux install" lets those scripts be used by many different teams. Some things require mountains of code, but not all of them.