I wholeheartedly support this initiative. First and foremost because this is going to solve a real-life problem in a way that AFAIK can only be done on Polkadot.
The second reason is that I really think that @jameshih is fully capable of delivering. He started using Polkadot-API on his own, without any help, at a moment when the library didn’t have any docs, just by looking at the examples and experiments folders of the mono-repo. After he had been trying the library for a while he reached out to us, and since then we have stablished a nice symbiotic relationship: he provides great feedback, while we help him use Polkadot-API despite its rapidly changing status.
What I’m trying to say is that IMHO @jameshih is not only trying to solve a real-life problem, he is also trying to solve it in the best possible way, while at the same time helping improve the Polkadot ecosystem with his feedback and proactive attitude.