Sorry, I didn't mean to imply any nefarious ulterior motives here.
I'm more just intellectually curious about the dynamics of Github and marketing on it these days, whether it's for attracting contributors to non-commercial OSS projects or more commercial objectives where rapid growth leads to userbase, funding, etc.
The project looks quite interesting and I agree we need a way to bridge the gap between traditional bot creation frameworks and the more LLM-centric approaches of late.
I'm more just intellectually curious about the dynamics of Github and marketing on it these days, whether it's for attracting contributors to non-commercial OSS projects or more commercial objectives where rapid growth leads to userbase, funding, etc.
The project looks quite interesting and I agree we need a way to bridge the gap between traditional bot creation frameworks and the more LLM-centric approaches of late.