> the actual value comes from ... [a whole bunch of automation] ... without it, users aren't going to have confidence in the continuity of the solver to build around it.
You're talking like this is a paid service that's attempting to get customers.
This is an MIT-licensed library on Github that's being offered free of charge. Sometimes people just offer what they've been working on up as a gift... one that is "...provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to the warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and noninfringement.", yanno?
for a standalone project that's fine, but when the project's entire purpose is to track and be an adversary to another project...
the problem is that to someone who can't maintain (realistically, get an LLM to do it without running into refusals) this project on their own, any time they spend utilizing it will end up a waste of time.
This is tech startup brain rotting on display. People aren’t allowed to just make things anymore.