Thank you for the feedback. I am the author of grapa. It started out as more of a personal project where I could test out ideas, but evolved over time. There are a lot of capabilities in the language that I am finding with ChatGPT and Cursor are unique. With the help of Cursor, I've revamped the docs considerably, and also revised the CLI interface. The CLI piping is now there.

https://grapa-dev.github.io/grapa/about/

https://grapa-dev.github.io/grapa/cli_quickstart/

See the above for the new CLI options.

Just recently added is what appears to be the most feature rich and performant grep available.
https://grapa-dev.github.io/grapa/grep/

I will be focusing on completing the language over the next few months - it is pretty complete as it is and production ready and well tested and stable (with the exception of a ROW table type with the DB, but COL column store works very well and is quite a bit faster anyway).

I implemented the file system and DB using the same structure so you traverse the DB with similar commands you would a file system. And the DB supports multiple levels with GROUP.

https://grapa-dev.github.io/grapa/sys/file/

The docs were fully created by GenAI tools - and GenAI does not have the pattern of the grapa language, so it keeps generating grapa code with javascript or python syntax. I had it create the basic syntax doc in the docs to help constrain this, and that helps a great deal, but it doesn't always reference it. I still need to scrub all the docs to verify/fix things.