Not a sin, I don't want to diminish in any way the awesome work that's being done! It's just that these packages/libraries/frameworks are often in what I'd des

Not a sin, I don't want to diminish in any way the awesome work that's being done! It's just that these packages/libraries/frameworks are often in what I'd describe as "proof of concept" phase, not very developer-friendly (as in user-friendly for people wanting to try it out), missing docs, not handling errors, and not being written in a maintainable way. So I think a "second generation" of tools/libraries, that are basically product-level quality, bringing on your work and focusing on those non-core-tech aspects of the experience, will be a next step to bring AI to the (developer) masses. Tools such as this package.