Engineer's New No-Code Programming Language Uses Visual Diagrams

The article and linked blog posts fall to explain how this differs, is more powerful than, or solves problems not already solved by actual, functioning, industrial-grade tools, both commercial and OSS. Am I missing something fundamental?

The VCPU concept and synchronization control seemed interesting at first, but after trying to glean what he's getting at I don't see anything that isn't described in petri nets or bpmn notationally or possible using many of the existing low-/no-code platforms that are all the rage in the enterprise-ishy world.

Also looking like the diagrams were made with MS Paint made me throw up in my mouth a little thinking about having to actually work with as a daily thing... ick.

It's a great idea, too be sure. I'm just not sold on why this particular one-man effort would be of more interest than alternatives. Maybe if you've been noodling on this since the eighties and billion dollar companies have actually already run way past you with actual working software, it could be time to move to the next thing.

Or who knows, given the lack of detail, maybe I just got trolled by some nitwit using chatgpt. If that's the case, well played getting me to swipe type this on my phone.