As a software engineer I find it cumbersome and frustrating to use. When something doesn't work it can be difficult to see the true cause of the error. That said, those who are slightly less technical like analysts or PMs are able to put together reasonable POC solutions relatively quickly. (Though it remains to be seen how well this holds up when those POCs become business critical)
Further nitpick: Their Python implementation is based on WSAM so libraries that require C compilation won't work.
However if this funding let's them integrate a Claude-Code like tool, they'll have an amazing product.
I lived in Minneapolis in the late 90s/early 2000s. As I look back, I think the MPD is one of the most corrupt of all the places I've lived or worked.
The sheer number of off duty "security" was surprising. As was the fact that cops never waited at stop lights. Instead, they'd roll up, flick on their lights for a second, then just roll through and keep driving.