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This is how I had always hoped animation worked since I first learned Maya! One thing I noticed, though. Setting the tangents to Flat in the Graph Editor, the AnimPath curve doesn't seem to reflect the proper animation. Looking forward to the full release!
Great idea but the implementation of it as it stands is far too slow and unresponsive to use but with the simplest of rigs. Even when using a very basic proxy the feedback and time waiting for the curve to update takes much too long to be really usable.
Still, hats off for being brave enough to make a serious attempt at this. It really shows how useful something like this could be to an animator!
