I agree that a singular text interface is far from an ideal ux, I do firmly believe providing smarter, more flexible command palettes will be a huge value-add t

I agree that a singular text interface is far from an ideal ux, I do firmly believe providing smarter, more flexible command palettes will be a huge value-add to many user interfaces. Should you be able to interact manually - sure! But complex user interfaces tend to struggle with information architecture throughout their lifetime. Many of the obstacles could be well-mitigated by providing a declarative user experience - the easiest example is Jetbrains "Actions" interface. I wrote about my perspective in longer form a handful of months ago: https://productiveadventures.substack.com/p/the-rise-of-declarative-ux https://productiveadventures.substack.com/p/the-rise-of-decl...