This is neat and I am going to definitely dig in an play around with it. I guess my biggest worry with projects like these is what happens when something breaks

This is neat and I am going to definitely dig in an play around with it. I guess my biggest worry with projects like these is what happens when something breaks? If I decide to integrate a piece of tech into my stack, I need to be able to intimately understand what's going on under the hood. If something breaks or works in a way I don't expect, I need to know it well so I can diagnose and fix the problem. Something that abstracts away this much of the dirty work makes it less attractive to me for anything serious. Its also written in Haskell which is an awesome language I hear. However the syntax is foreign compared to "traditional" languages and its less well understood due to a smaller community. That means I can't just fork the code and fix a bug if I end up in a bind. Just seems kinda risky. Hope to be proven wrong because it is a really cool idea. Best of luck to the authors.