This is delightful and surprisingly engaging.
It also has terrible performance. While I imagine some of that's down to the alpha nature of things, the fact that it's doing procedural art and sound gen on the fly is probably a major factor as well.
While novel, I don't know that the juice is worth the squeeze in terms of the PC power required for the result. It's probably pretty unreasonable to expect an alternative to full procedural gen, but if we had an option to at least disable the audio generation and play silently that might help.
As for smaller observations that might be useful, it isn't always obvious which device is being requested. In the kitchen, for example, it's hard to tell when they're asking for the microwave vs the dishwasher. Likewise, the little tags that appear beside devices when you've purchased one of the automation upgrades aren't always immediately obvious as to which device they're pointing to. Glancing over to see which device you have selected on the right can clear it up, but when you're juggling multiple requests at a time while also trying to plan an upgrade (or see how much the next one will be), it's a bit of a struggle. Some of that may be down to how frame-y my gameplay was, though.