findmany doesn't easily allow gte or lte?

When looking at the typescript definition of the operators in the findmany where clause I see:

declare const operators: {
    sql: typeof sql;
    eq: typeof eq;
    and: typeof and;
    or: typeof or;
};

declare const operators: {
    sql: typeof sql;
    eq: typeof eq;
    and: typeof and;
    or: typeof or;
};

declare const operators: {
    sql: typeof sql;
    eq: typeof eq;
    and: typeof and;
    or: typeof or;
};

declare const operators: {
    sql: typeof sql;
    eq: typeof eq;
    and: typeof and;
    or: typeof or;
};

.findMany({
            where: (table, operators) =>  (),
            with: {
                project: true
            }
 });

.findMany({
            where: (table, operators) =>  (),
            with: {
                project: true
            }
 });

.findMany({
            where: (table, operators) =>  (),
            with: {
                project: true
            }
 });

.findMany({
            where: (table, operators) =>  (),
            with: {
                project: true
            }
 });

I expected to see lte/gte or even just gt, lt for the Postgrl neon configution. Is it expected that we use the raw sql operator? or is this unintentionally missing?

findmany doesn't easily allow gte or lte?

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