That's like saying the Unix philosophy adds complexity because it dictates a tool should do one thing well. Composition of tooling (consisting of many individual tools) is the basis for lots of rock-solid stacks.
I don't think the Unix philosophy is universally correct either, but "too many tools" is a complaint without much consequential basis. It's an aesthetic problem not a functional one.
I don't think the Unix philosophy is universally correct either, but "too many tools" is a complaint without much consequential basis. It's an aesthetic problem not a functional one.