If it allows you to work without losing 5 to 10 seconds at every click you do on jira, I don't call that fetichism.

Part of the reason a lot of work is never logged anywhere is because the tools are way too slow/cumbersome to be pleasant to use by users and this is a problem for every corp.

It is not solving the same problem but back when we were working more with pets than cattles I worked for a company that had a nice tool installed on every solaris and linux machines, it allowed you by a single command to say exactly what you were about to do or what you had already done and why. Everything ended up in a remote database with a simple but efficient dashboard allowing you to know the history of every server. I think you could also attach the output of the script command. Adoption was great because it was quick and easy to do. I wish I could remember the name, I wouldn't use that at work anymore but for personal log and homelab it would be nice. I guess nowadays I could just do that using logger or create a shell function that send a json to an elasticsearch or solr instance for easy indexation.

Whats wrong with terminal fetishism?