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The project's most useful signal is the gap between its public promises and its own roadmap. The roadmap puts readiness for real work at about 45%, with 579 open issues and PSD files not yet reliably accepted by Photoshop. For AI readers, the commit volume shows how fast agent-driven development can move, but the file-interchange failures show that feature breadth doesn't equal working replacement software.
Developer behind the AI-Built Adobe Clones Says They Are “Not Anywhere Close to Ready"
A developer used Claude Opus 5.5 to build open-source replacements for seven Adobe applications, promoted them across Reddit with a projection of roughly 100% parity within a month, then told Hacker News the project was not anywhere close to ready. Its own roadmap puts it at 45% ready for real work and 2,300 to 4,100 agent-hours from full parity. By Steef-Jan Wiggers
Brandon Thomas put his AI-built open-source replacements for seven Adobe applications in front of Hacker News and immediately deflated them. "I wasn’t ready to post this to HN," he wrote. "It’s not anywhere close to read" He said he would post again once the project clears beta. Announcement posts had gone up across five subreddits days earlier carrying a different message, projecting beta and roughly 100% parity within a month. The repository sides with the Hacker News version. Thomas used Claude Opus…
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