Perhaps I'm overly sensitive to this and terminally online, but that first quote reads as a textbook LLM-generated sentence.
"<Thing> doesn't <action>, it <shallow description that's slightly off from how you would expect a human to choose>"
Later parts of the readme (whole section of bullets enumerating what it is and what it isn't, another LLM favorite) make me more confident that significant parts of the readme is generated.
I'm generally pro-AI, but if you spend hundreds of hours making a thing, I'd rather hear your explanation of it, not an LLM's.
"<Thing> doesn't <action>, it <shallow description that's slightly off from how you would expect a human to choose>"
Later parts of the readme (whole section of bullets enumerating what it is and what it isn't, another LLM favorite) make me more confident that significant parts of the readme is generated.
I'm generally pro-AI, but if you spend hundreds of hours making a thing, I'd rather hear your explanation of it, not an LLM's.