The name "OpenLoveble" is misleading; this is not a no-code AI app builder.

I recently came across this library, "OpenLoveble," and was intrigued by the name. I was expecting a "Lovable" platform—a no-code tool for building web applications with AI prompts.

However, after trying it out, I discovered that the library's functionality and purpose are quite different. Here's a summary of my findings:

1. **Dependency on a Proprietary API:** This "OpenLoveble" library requires an API key from Firecrawl to function. It appears that Firecrawl is a commercial service developed by the same team behind this library.
2. **Not a "Lovable" Tool:** The core function of this library is to act as a client for the Firecrawl API. It takes a search query, finds a website, and then "clones" it using AI. This is entirely different from the "Lovable" concept of building apps from scratch with prompts. Firecrawl itself has no connection to the "Lovable" ecosystem.
3. **Misleading Purpose:** Given these points, this library seems to serve primarily as a funnel to promote and drive usage of the commercial Firecrawl service, rather than being a standalone, open tool as the name "OpenLoveble" might suggest.

The current name is causing confusion for users like me who are looking for a genuine "Lovable" platform. To ensure clarity, I would like to propose the following solutions:

* **Rename the repository** to accurately reflect its true function (e.g., `Firecrawl-Website-Cloner`).
* **Update the README** to state upfront that this is a client for the commercial Firecrawl API and is *not* related to "Lovable" no-code platforms.

Thank you for your work on this project. I hope this feedback helps clarify the library's purpose for the community.