I prefer using something like Rails or Django to build 10 fully working CRUD interfaces with well-defined yet dynamic filters in a day instead of spending two weeks needlessly writing the equivalent code by hand.
You’ve never actually implemented a real world implementation, have you?
You’re going to have parameters that are compound. You’re going to end up filtering on objects 3 relations removed, or deal with nasty syncing of normalization. You’ll have endpoints with generic relations, like file uploads, where the parent isnt a foreign key.
It’s going to be a mess. They will NOT always be simple to write.
