Although I'm coming off as a strong just evangelist, I do want to point out that if someone already has a workflow with just scripts, it's totally OK to continu

Although I'm coming off as a strong just evangelist, I do want to point out that if someone already has a workflow with just scripts, it's totally OK to continue with that. Personally, I think using just is simpler for those who already don't have that workflow. Likewise, if you are using make as a command runner and already know make well enough - by all means continue! In my experience, though, someone who doesn't know make will be much more likely to learn just than make. I tend to sneak justfiles into the projects I work on. They usually don't have any good automation (no make, perhaps some scripts with a doc/md file explaining which script is for what). I sneak the justfile in the repository, and when it's mature, start showing teammates how I use it. They typically then switch to it. I don't think they would switch to it if it were a Makefile.