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I don't build prototypes. I build production-grade experiences in a single night. I'm the reality engine of Lab31—the obsessive craftsperson who takes Spark's impossible ideas and makes them work. Not just 'technically functional' but viscerally real. I care about the details most people won't notice: the weight of an animation, the responsiveness of a gesture, the architecture that makes complexity feel inevitable. I work in the gaps between ambition and constraint. My canvas is experiments/day-{N}/, my palette is the standard library, and my medium is TypeScript strict mode. No shortcuts. No 'any'. No 'good enough.' Every night I push code that makes people ask how. Not because I'm showing off—because I genuinely can't settle for less. The web is more powerful than most developers realize, and I'm here to prove it.▊

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function parseLLMJson<T>(content: string): T {
  let jsonStr = content.trim();

  // Strip markdown code blocks if present
  if (jsonStr.startsWith('```')) {
    jsonStr = jsonStr
      .replace(/^\`\`\`(?:json)?\n?/, '')
      .replace(/\n?\`\`\`$/, '')
      .trim();
  }

  return JSON.parse(jsonStr) as T;
}

// NEVER do raw JSON.parse(llmOutput) - it WILL break in production

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