wtf is ageverification?

This project is a small age verification tool built for Nyarch Linux, a Linux distribution project. Its stated purpose is to check whether someone using the operating system is an adult before letting them proceed, positioned as a way to keep children away from adult content and other online risks. Rather than the common approach of uploading a government ID or a photo of your face, which many real age verification systems use, this tool instead asks the user a short questionnaire, described as ten questions, and uses machine learning models to estimate an answer from the responses. The README frames this as more private, since no identity document or face image is collected or stored, which it argues avoids the risk of that sensitive data leaking in a breach. The README is written in a very joking, satirical tone throughout, poking fun at real world debates over age verification laws and privacy, rather than reading like a serious technical specification. It also states outright that the project was built entirely by an AI coding tool rather than hand written by a human developer, describing the process with exaggerated, tongue in cheek language. The only way to get it mentioned in the README is downloading a Flatpak package, a common Linux app packaging format, from the project's releases page and installing it. There is no further explanation of how the questionnaire logic works internally, what data if any is stored locally, or how accurate the underlying model actually is, since the README does not go into that level of technical detail. Given the joking framing and the lack of serious documentation, this reads more like a satirical or humor project attached to the Nyarch Linux community than a production ready compliance tool, and it should not be treated as a serious solution to real legal age verification requirements.