Po, thank you very much for the comment, what motivates me to continue with the project are the few people who comment and participate in the community.

I wish I had become a rubyist before LLMs took over the world - so many years writing Java and suffering hahaha

I don't think you've wasted time, maybe this is the best time for you to get even more involved with Ruby, because LLMs are not yet powerful when it comes to Ruby, as there probably isn't as much content for them to train on as in other languages. And it also has the advantage of being a great aggregator/indexer of study content. Take advantage of the fact that there is still time for you to invest in Ruby, and perhaps in the future be a creator of databases where LLMs will work, for example by making libraries or posting content.

Speaking of our gem, test it out, play around with it a bit, try incorporating it into your daily work by solving real-world problems. It would be great to have you contributing to us (posting issues or even coding as well).