I don’t think there’s a public repo yet, nothing the community could pick up. This happens with open source projects sometimes, be it due to creator burnout, limited time and resources or other priorities in life taking over and it’s valid, we are owed nothing by the people who decided to donate their free time and resources in this way.

That said, when the WIP stuff is made available in a repository, the community can not only continue development should the original author stop being able to continue, but also support the author a perhaps prevent them from burning out. I hope @ebastler considers this with their amazing project. It would be sad to see another one go.

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