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@@ -5,21 +5,28 @@ with GitLab and Jira.
 
 # But... why?
 
-Mainly as a way to learn Rust to do a few things:
+Mainly as a way to learn _more_ Rust to do a few things better:
 
-- Async (`tokio`)
-- CLIs (`clap` and `cliclack`)
-- TUIs (`ratatui`)
-- Configuration (`config`)
-- Lazy-loading (`std::sync::OnceLock`)
-- Error handling (`color_eyre`)
-- Logging (`tracing` and friends)
-- HTTP Clients (`reqwest` and friends)
+- Async with `tokio`
+- Command-line interfaces (CLIs) with `clap` and `cliclack`
+- Terminal user interfaces (TUIs) `ratatui`
+- Configuration with `config` and `keyring`
+- Lazy-loading with `std::sync::OnceLock`
+- User-facing error handling with `color_eyre`
+- Logging with `tracing` and friends
+- HTTP clients with `reqwest` and friends
 
-I expect to do many of these things wrong over the life of this project, which will hopefully help me do it more-right next time.
+I expect to do many of these things wrong over the life of this project, which
+will hopefully help me do it more-right next time.
+
+I co-maintain a Rust CLI at my current job, so these are all things I'm familiar
+with, but always wanting to improve and try other ways of doing things to see
+how they compare.
 
 ## But... why?
 
+Deja-vu!
+
 Yes, most companies would just setup the GitLab and Jira integration and call it
 a day. Everything would work nicely.