> jamm seems to have a decent user base I'm looking but I don't see it; curious what makes you say this. The project hasn't had any commits since looks like 10/2023, new forks aren't being made, new issues and PR's not being opened.
I definitely want us to maintain the ability to cut an isolated build, test, release cycle of jamm so anyone that *is *using it and had any interest in contributing should be able to do so with the same ease they have today. The added friction would be the small hurdle of needing to clone the C* repo instead of just jamm.
