There's a very functional free version, and paid options that unlock additional features. I'm curious what you all think of the approach. I'm a systems engineer by trade (with some development experience), not a developer, so I have relied on AI to do the heavy lifting while I request features, report bugs and perform as much manual testing as I feasibly can.
There are bound to be bugs... but it is still very young and has a (hopefully) long future in which refinements can be made.
bemeeker•13m ago
Sometimes when managing large systems it can be hard to have a picture in your head of how everything is connected, and the dependencies things have on one another, so I can see a need for this.
Might be a little overkill for the average hobbyist, but who doesn’t love a little overkill…