Not sure what you are trying to say but thanks for reminding me about qm, it has some cool features.

My MindRoot framework had some of qm's main features awhile ago though. I do try to use it to build solutions by customizing rather than from scratch when possible. But a lot of clients or potential clients don't like that idea even though it's MIT. They want some that has clearly been invented by them as a new programming project.

I actually turned down a project last year from someone who wanted me to start over in LangGraph -- he had already decided on it before he knew about my thing.

The most recent project I have been using MindRoot and building up the voice capabilities so I can now handle voice agents end to end including SIP.

But on that website now I try not to emphasize my framework at all for most proposals. You don't have leverage on Upwork. And also with code generation it isn't a critical point necessarily.