I can see merlyns point to some degree, however I've not used Moose (and have no immediate plans so to do) but surely, implementing CGI::Prototype as you suggest would introduce previously unneeded dependencies, on the part of existing code, on Moose i.e. removing any backward compatibility ... or have I, not for the first time, missed something otherwise obvious ?

Surely you should be reserving/creating a new namespace e.g. CGI::Prototype::Moose, to make the provenance abundantly clear to all and sundry - in a manner that the namespace CGI::Class doesn't.

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