A gentle request: if you author something like this and you put time into making it so that somebody finding it can learn about it, please also consider explaining what the intent and expected outcome of that project is.

What's unclear is why I should consider it over an alternative, and if indeed the authors think I should. Also, is it an experiment in the sense that it's a learning opportunity for the author, or does somebody think a serious advancement is being made?

Without answering these questions, it's hard or impossible to know in what context I would want to use this.

Now, this doesn't matter for every project, but I say this here since it's clear that effort has been put into making this approachable for somebody with no context.

The more general lesson here is that people don't just want to know what your project is. They also want to know if they should be using it. If you want your project to be used, one of the easiest things you can do is explain what problem your project solves and why somebody with that problem should use your project.