Why I built a SQLite workbench in bash

You SSH into a server. The SQLite database is right there — you can see it in the filesystem. Every GUI tool you own stops working. TablePlus, DB Browser, Beekeeper — all of them need a local connection. sqlite3 is available, but it's raw SQL with no browsing. litecli is read-biased and still needs installing. You need to look at some rows, update a field, check an index. You end up writing SELECT statements into a CLI, copying output into a notes file, writing UPDATE statements by hand. There's