I truly appreciate your perspective. It’s a very sobering reminder of the responsibility that comes with building a tool that handles code and data.

To be honest, this project is currently in a phase of personal hobby, self-improvement, and self-satisfaction. I must admit that it is not yet ready for mission-critical work.

While I certainly haven't included any malicious code, there are real risks: the app could crash and lose data, or underlying libraries might have vulnerabilities that I haven't had the capacity to fully audit yet. As I’m still experimenting with the architecture alone, I’m not ready to open the source code just yet.

However, your feedback makes me realize how important the "trustworthiness" is for a professional tool. If there is a clear demand for this kind of software and many requests for it to be open-sourced, I would definitely love to consider it as the project matures.

Thank you for sharing such a serious and important viewpoint.