I reckon just is 'low-medium benefit for low effort'. There's some nice UX to it, but I think a substantial benefit to it is having one place where you organise

I reckon just is 'low-medium benefit for low effort'. There's some nice UX to it, but I think a substantial benefit to it is having one place where you organise "these are the tasks that get run". In response to "Why just not make" or "why just not bash script", I'd say "UX improvements for next to no effort".. or perhaps a conventional entry point for what tasks to run. Having a transpiled bash script from a justfile has the benefit of not needing just installed.