It's actually quite serious.

> No, you cannot replace what QGIS is to its users with a couple of prompts and a factory of agents.

You absolutely could. Maybe not to its users, but the core functionality would be the same.

> Any more than you could do it with FreeCAD, really.

Didn't that dude clone the whole Adobe suite with a single prompt? Well a prompt per app, but my point still stands.

> But I invite you to try. Do it, clone QGIS. Then go to the user community and say "your software was bad so I cloned it, you should all use mine because we accept AI contributions". See how it works for you.

Obviously if I clone QGIS it would be because I'd be using it for my own projects. But without being disrespectful here, I quite honestly do not see the point of this library whatsoever. I was under the impression that _most_ GIS work was either outright trivial or specialized enough that it warrants custom code regardless. I don't understand who needs this.

> But without being disrespectful here, I quite honestly do not see the point of this library whatsoever. I was under the impression that _most_ GIS work was either outright trivial or specialized enough that it warrants custom code regardless. I don't understand who needs this.

Oh come on. You’re doing a bit here, right? You cannot possibly be serious.