>Production-ready — 17 versions shipped, 315+ installs In no universe would this mean production ready. That's just the bot traffic any package would get. Bru

>Production-ready — 17 versions shipped, 315+ installs In no universe would this mean production ready. That's just the bot traffic any package would get. Brutal feedback from someone building RAG systems: nobody wants to use slop, the commit history is 6 initial commits with thousands of LOC with mostly README updates after that. Also I get junk from a very simple PDF. How did you verify the claims of the capabilities of this project?