This is a fair concern. What I'm aiming for with DiffGuardian is not a "press play and sit back while I explain how everything works", but an interactive coaching/walkthrough session, where you talk to it just like a real person, asking specific questions and interrupting answers if it misunderstood you, so you can get out of the session what you really need.
You know how people call audio books auditory pacifiers for adults? This is like that for diffs.
This is a fair concern. What I'm aiming for with DiffGuardian is not a "press play and sit back while I explain how everything works", but an interactive coaching/walkthrough session, where you talk to it just like a real person, asking specific questions and interrupting answers if it misunderstood you, so you can get out of the session what you really need.