I am interested to know your thoughts about publishing with the repository a natural-language implementation-agnostic specification that would allow other coding agents to create and mutate their own parallel implementations.

That's an interesting idea, though I believe that this should work just as well by pointing an agent at the code directly. At least, I don't see why a natural language sepecification would be better for this purpose.

Why should one use something adequate when something amazing exists?

Not sure what the point of this would be? Devalued street creds for running something nobody else does? Who cares?

Well, it's literally the reason Omarchy exists so some people like it...

A wish sandwich is a type of sandwich where you do indeed have two slices of bread, but you sincerely wish you had some meat.

Pray do share those two lines

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