Some feedback: In the readme file at the top you want to describe the problems that Grace solves. This is what I read and parsed:
> cloud-native version control system.
Not a problem I thought I needed to solve, but okay. Also this means I can't easily run it locally?
> easy to use, easy to understand
I already understand git, so does everyone on my team, and everyone that interviews...
> And it's powerful, ready to handle large repositories and large file sizes.
Is large files the main problem this solves?
> Grace Server scales up by running on Kubernetes and massive PaaS services from large cloud providers.
Even when I was running Git servers for large companies this wasn't a problem I had ...
> Grace Client runs in the background, making it ambient, faster, and more valuable to your everyday work as a developer.
How is that more valuable?
> Grace connects you with others working in your repository, across the globe,
So like every revision control system?
> in real-time
So it behaves like Google Docs? And maybe requires an internet connection?
>, enabling new experiences and new ways of sharing.
Maybe this is for pair programming?
So I want to use grace if I want to pair program on large files?
> cloud-native version control system.
Not a problem I thought I needed to solve, but okay. Also this means I can't easily run it locally?
> easy to use, easy to understand
I already understand git, so does everyone on my team, and everyone that interviews...
> And it's powerful, ready to handle large repositories and large file sizes.
Is large files the main problem this solves?
> Grace Server scales up by running on Kubernetes and massive PaaS services from large cloud providers.
Even when I was running Git servers for large companies this wasn't a problem I had ...
> Grace Client runs in the background, making it ambient, faster, and more valuable to your everyday work as a developer.
How is that more valuable?
> Grace connects you with others working in your repository, across the globe,
So like every revision control system?
> in real-time
So it behaves like Google Docs? And maybe requires an internet connection?
>, enabling new experiences and new ways of sharing.
Maybe this is for pair programming?
So I want to use grace if I want to pair program on large files?