This is how I was using it. I was trying to work through each part of the model, but kept running into an issue in which it would recommend implementing things

This is how I was using it. I was trying to work through each part of the model, but kept running into an issue in which it would recommend implementing things with Python instead. It wasn’t impossible or even inadvisable to do it with typescript, so I have no idea where the impetus to switch to Python came from. The issue occurred specifically when I was pointing out that type inference wouldn’t work as expected for typing the store and its corresponding events. I’d feed it some types that were close to what we needed and it would give up and show me how to do it with Python. I gave up after (I wish I was exaggerating) around 2 hours of experimenting with convincing it to believe it was possible to build and type the store correctly. The store is built and working properly at this point so who knows, maybe the meta layer of typing things really throws LLMs.