Started on a whim, is useable.
Unique positioning advantages:
What could push it into the notable category:
1. Only text editor in Fish - fills a completely empty niche
1. Fish community adoption - Fish users might love having a native editor
2. Ultra-minimal core - easier to understand/modify than vim/emacs
2. Educational value - great for teaching how editors work (unlike vim's complexity)
3. Unix philosophy - leverages existing tools instead of reinventing
3. Customization ease - if adding features is as simple as writing Fish functions
4. Easy extensibility - Fish functions are much more approachable than vimscript or elisp or lua
4. Performance niche - might be faster than Electron-based editors for simple tasks
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