One suggestion: I think you could do improve the docs by (a) providing a direct comparison to Airplane and (b) providing more code-oriented documentation.
Most of you docs highlight the web editor which, frankly, I have little interest in. I want to write my scripts and views in my IDE and store them in GitHub. This is something Airplane really nails: their docs are clearly about how to use this as a developer. Compare your flows quick start [0] with their tasks quick start [1] and it really feels like Airplane is more suited to a developer audience. I'm worried I will be locked into static control flow with yours, whereas Airplane makes it clear I can do ~any code I want, as long as it runs in Temporal.
Of course, totally fair if you are trying to target more no-code use cases.
[0]: https://docs.windmill.dev/docs/getting_started/flows_quickst... [1]: https://docs.airplane.dev/getting-started/orchestration