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I can easily give examples of using `fzf` or `ripgrep` to perform the same action in many less keystrokes than the built-in utilities would require, e.g., traversing a deep directory hierarchy using `fzf` to fuzzy search for the right directory to `cd` to, or performing a text search of only `git` included files over many repos.

Given these tasks are accomplishable in many less keystrokes using `rg` and `fzf` than the built-in utilities, how would you make the argument that you're able to accomplish these command line tasks faster using only "bash, vim, and coreutils"?

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