1. What advantage does this have over using the components it's wrapping? Why not just use the reform or representable gems directly?
2. Things like this introduce a steeper learning curve for newer rails devs, especially when they cause application architecture to deviate so much from what's commonly found in the documentation already available.
3. There seems to be no real documentation on what testing facilities are available for this framework.
That being said, this is not bad at all for a pre 1.0 release. I don't always agree with some of the decisions apotonick (the author) in the code he publishes, but I do respect him for the fact that his work promotes a lot of discussion in the ruby/rails ecosystem.