Yeah. This is a little half-baked, so bear with me.... It seems to me like tools like bash, lmorg, nushell, and PowerShell exist in some kind of continuum (wh

Yeah. This is a little half-baked, so bear with me.... It seems to me like tools like bash, lmorg, nushell, and PowerShell exist in some kind of continuum (which I think is, from left to right as I've indicated them above, the amount of "smarts"/type information objects returned from commands have). Perhaps not coincidentally, the further right you go, the more what you have starts looking like a programming environment than a shell to execute other programs.