I promise you, this project has not addressed the quirks and edge cases. I don't think many of these components have even been tested by a human, because there are glaring omissions that you'd see if you just played around with them for a minute.

Do you think that this person is going to stick around and fix those issues, or just move on to the next impressive project in a week?

> there are glaring omissions that you'd see if you just played around with them for a minute.

That was more or less the point I was trying to make. You can vibe-code your own variant of this project (as the poster I was replying to suggested) but you run into the same problem that you need many more iterations of refinement. If we think that everyone is simply going to vibe-code their own UI frameworks (or whatever) going forward then I think that is a wrong assumption. The nature of software development hasn't changed, just the speed at which we can produce it.

This is just a comment in general, not specific to the project posted by OP.