XState seems more useful as a tool to help a non-technical layman, like a Product Manager, think through developing a prototype of a feature or something on the

XState seems more useful as a tool to help a non-technical layman, like a Product Manager, think through developing a prototype of a feature or something on their own. Engineers who have some notion of what the meaning of their code is know that FSMs tend to be encoded in a distributed fashion in an average code base. Whether or not its valuable to extract those into something more explicit is a case-by-case decision if that makes sense