I think the idea is a good one. It's too hard to set up simple solutions in AWS and abstracting that away is valuable. But you need the freedom to dive into the

I think the idea is a good one. It's too hard to set up simple solutions in AWS and abstracting that away is valuable. But you need the freedom to dive into the details sometimes, so being Terraform based is smart. But the onboarding flow is brutal IMO. The splash page doesn't help me understand when I should reach for Digger - as a customer with an AWS account, I've obviously had to learn enough to be functional in AWS. I would like it if you described a common use case to help me understand when I should be considering Digger. Once I actually try it out, it's very sterile and I feel lost in Apps and Environments and the UI is mentioning commits for some reason. The docs focus a lot on what Digger is, but I'm really missing an onboarding guide that orients me with a step-by-step guide of how to set up my first environment.