I'm not particularly jq-savvy, so when I have to play with it, I find it a little difficult at times. (Yes, LLMs make the process a little less painful, as I can outsource some of the thinking to them) Although there are online tools like the JQ Playground, y'all know my thoughts on the fact that you shouldn't use online tools, so I wanted to look for alternatives. I'd started looking into Neovim plugins for it, and then found a cool Terminal User Interface (TUI) called jqp which provides a l...