I feel like I haven't yet figured out the line to draw between disliking something because it's AI-generated and disliking something because it's lazy.
This line:
> Checked by a guardrail test, not just claimed.
Is such a meaningless statement to include in the marketing page, it immediately makes me feel like the entire effort was lazy because it seems like they didn't proofread their own page. I almost would rather they just have a page describing what they were trying to accomplish and the prompt they used to get there, and skip the ceremony of the generated library.
I feel like I haven't yet figured out the line to draw between disliking something because it's AI-generated and disliking something because it's lazy.
This line:
> Checked by a guardrail test, not just claimed.
Is such a meaningless statement to include in the marketing page, it immediately makes me feel like the entire effort was lazy because it seems like they didn't proofread their own page. I almost would rather they just have a page describing what they were trying to accomplish and the prompt they used to get there, and skip the ceremony of the generated library.
At the very least, you could have given it a cute Italian grandmother mascot
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