Yes, she was considered a skater with a lot of promise for quite some time, as she was attempting the 4T at a time most of her other peers were not yet trying quads/3As (She was 11). She was never the most stable skater, nor did she have amazing results, but people were optimistic about her future, especially after she managed to land the 4T once or twice in competition (with some execution issues, but that's not unusual for a new jump).
I don't think her coaches have chosen the best strategy for her, especially as her body type was already very different at 11 than that of the pioneers of quads, like Trusova or Shcherbakova, who were tiny and super slim at 11/12. Her technique isn't great, and as she grows, she's running into similar issues as Sofia Samodelkina, just at a younger age.