yeah bruv, skip the noise lol. you arent trying to recreate 10000 years of a soil web in a single amendment or a build soil from nothing...which is where so many folks get lost
dont be one of the clowns that has a 12 lb bag of worm castings and a 8 lb bag of bat viruses sitting around just to learn about organics. when you bloom yeast do you go and add feces and worms and fish guts to it? no, because honey or sucralose is just fine.
compost tea is simply a sugar source and a microbe source, get as simple or as complicated as you want... there is a ton of nuance here. aerating a compost tea has additional benefits which are all nominal except the transition from beneficial microbes to predation by protozoa. this all happens on really quick time frames, and requires a gridded microscope, but applying a tea with a microbe surplus is an entirely different intention than applying one with a protozoa surplus
long, long, long story short is that microbes will be taking non-bioavailable forms of nutrition from the soil inputs (99.9999999999999999999999999999999% already there and likely needs nothing amended for most cases) and makes it available to the plant by eating it, then subsequently being eaten by protozoa then pooped. that protozoa poop is, generally speaking, available to the plant. this is the logic behind every single 'no till' or 'no feed' soil, simply keep the microbial life up to par until harvest