For twenty years, Daniel wanted to be a terminal-first developer but couldn't make it stick — not because he wasn't technical enough, but because the memory tax of flags, parameters, and man pages was incompatible with his ADHD brain. Then Claude Code changed everything. This episode explores the quiet renaissance happening in the terminal: how AI agents are finally solving the CLI's biggest cognitive friction, and what happens when an interface that's been hostile to certain brains for fifty years suddenly becomes the most accessible one in the stack. We also cover modern terminal tools like lsd and bat that add visual hierarchy without leaving the command line.