Great for discoverability though, and that doesn't require graphics, just context.
There should be a button I can push in my shell that lets me ask "what does the token at cursor mean," and a button that lets me type a plain language search string that wires down to a contextual search (i.e. I'm in the middle of typing out "grep" I should be able to ask "how do I search folders?").
We didn't have the tools to build this when grep was invented; we have them now.
Great for discoverability though, and that doesn't require graphics, just context.
There should be a button I can push in my shell that lets me ask "what does the token at cursor mean," and a button that lets me type a plain language search string that wires down to a contextual search (i.e. I'm in the middle of typing out "grep" I should be able to ask "how do I search folders?").
We didn't have the tools to build this when grep was invented; we have them now.