> No New Features as a Feature No new features is such an underrated feature. It's funny sometimes when people see some Common Lisp or Clojure library with no

> No New Features as a Feature No new features is such an underrated feature. It's funny sometimes when people see some Common Lisp or Clojure library with no commits in the last X period of time, and people immediately come to the conclusion that something must be wrong. In the world of AI tooling, "completed" should have a huge advantage over libraries with lots of churn. Maybe a positive side-effect of new AI tooling is that there will be competitive pressure for libraries to reach a completed, no-new-features state.