Did it run on your machine? #1
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There is no telemetry in this tool and there never will be — it makes no network calls to any server of ours, which is half the point of it. The cost of that decision is that we have no idea whether anyone who clones it ever gets it running, or what it does to a codebase that isn't ours.
So this thread is the feedback loop. If you tried it, one line here is genuinely useful.
Did it start? Your OS, your Node version, and whether
node server.jscame up on the first try. If it didn't, paste what it printed — that output is usually enough to find the cause.Was the model right? This is the one we most want to hear about.
.gitmir/model/is written by Claude reading your repo, so it can be thin, wrong, or confidently invented. Roughly: did the entities and the status flows match what your product actually does? Where did it get it wrong?What did you expect to find that isn't there?
No template, no form. A one-line "worked on macOS, model was about 70% right, it missed the whole billing module" tells us more than silence does — and silence is all we can measure on our own.
If something is plainly broken rather than missing, an issue is the better place. If you're not sure which it is, put it here.
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