@oneiro it will be interesting to see. My first goal is just to give the work a good refactoring. If it's actually applicable, then that's a huge bonus.

The original stuff is written by an academic used to C++ programming who learned enough Erlang to demonstrate the idea. Nothing is idiomatic, there are no tests, the documentation is the book and huge comments that look like:
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The language/ runtime itself has changed a bit since the publication of the work, too. But biggest of all: the code doesn't really make much use of the fault-tolerant behaviors that are easily used in Erlang and Elixir.