Yeah, agree - the feat so far is that they brought up an entire suite of incredibly complicated apps from scratch in a week, and they seem to be tackling issues consistently.

There's a lot of depth in these tools, but the process seems to be working. Look at the issues, PRs, commit history and release notes. It's moving faster than a project with an "all code must be reviewed by a human who is responsible for it" policy would. Will be interesting to see if there's an upper quality bound.