I think standardized JSON output makes the value of nushell weaker, not stronger: more structure on stdin and stdout (e.g. switching them to unix sockets instea

I think standardized JSON output makes the value of nushell weaker, not stronger: more structure on stdin and stdout (e.g. switching them to unix sockets instead of fifos and passing FDs around) means the shell composing commands can be less sophisticated. The only way a monolith like nushell adds value is if you compare it to the current standard of unstructured bytes everywhere.