I have, but there’s still a lot of explaining to do. E.g., what’s the extensibility story? To do anything remotely useful with webpack you need to install a million loaders and plugins, but the plugin architecture also lets you do a lot that can’t be done with opinionated bundlers. So, what’s Rome’s approach to this? Enumerating existing tooling’s problems does not automatically guarantee something better.
The author has commented that this isn't yet ready for public consumption, but is instead just a call for other possible contributors to the project. So:
1. Everything you seem to be asking for seems like it is not relevant at this point in the project's lifecycle.
2. IMO people who are capable of providing good contributions don't actually need what you are asking for. They can review the README as is, review the source code, etc.
