The strongest thing about it is the operational compression. You get a lot of platform surface area without feeling trapped by it.

Fast enough to change habits. The important part is that the speed shows up in day-to-day flow, not just synthetic demos.

The value is ideological as much as practical. It feels promising, though the sharp edges still show up in daily use.

The payoff is only real once the setup friction disappears into muscle memory. After that, it feels like living inside your own tooling.