Any demand for a jruby "optimizer"?

Hello all. I had an idea the other day to write a runtime optimizer for
jruby.

Basically it would wrap jruby’s internal classes (RubyFixnum) with pure
java wrappers, using interfaces, ex:

a = 3+4

becomes, in mirah

a = ImplementsPlus(RubyFixnum.new(3)).op_plus(RubyFixnum.new(4))

which translates nicely into java, and is hopefully fast.

I have some hopes that it would at least make jruby look better for
artificial benchmarks.

So the question is…is there a lot of demand for this? Would I be
wasting my time here? I want to work on projects that would impact a
lot of people.

Cheers!
-roger-

At least the crickets want it!