It has support for MySQL and PostgreSQL using native asyncio drivers, which means you don't need to take a Twisted dependency in production.
Several papercuts, like confusing error messages when messing up query result handling, and lack of proper handling of default arguments in access protocols, are now addressed.
The team is quite small (just me, right now!), so it's easy to get involved.
It's quite generally useful, so there's a potential for an audience, but right now it doesn't really have any production users; there's still time to change things without a lot of ceremony.
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