Can I vibecode Capacities?

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Build a powerful, object-based Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) application locally as a replacement for Capacities.
Use Tauri 2, React, TypeScript, and SQLite, with Markdown files as the ultimate source of truth. Do not offer alternative stacks.
Make the first run work locally with one documented command.

### Unique Value Proposition
Instead of rigid folders or overwhelming messy graphs, build an object-oriented workspace that mimics human thought processes. Every piece of information is treated as a typed "Object" (e.g., Person, Book, Project, Meeting, Idea) with distinct properties and bi-directional relationships, balancing structured properties with flexible, creative space.

### Detailed Feature Specifications
1. **Object-Based Architecture & Typed Objects**:
    - Users can define "Object Types" (e.g., Book, Meeting, Person).
    - Each Object Type has specific properties/fields (e.g., Author, Rating, Status for Book; Date, Attendees for Meeting).
    - Allow users to create custom templates for new object types.
2. **Networked Notes & Bi-directional Linking**:
    - Implement wiki-style linking (`[[ObjectName]]`).
    - Show automatic backlinks at the bottom of every object view.
    - Provide a visual graph view that displays how objects and notes connect.
3. **Daily Notes Hub**:
    - A dedicated "Daily Note" feature for rapid capture, daily planning, and journaling.
    - Serve as the central hub where users can link to ongoing projects or meetings for that day.
4. **Customizable Views**:
    - Allow users to visualize collections of the same object type in various formats: lists, galleries, kanban boards, and data tables.
5. **Storage & Markdown Sync**:
    - Store all user data locally. One Markdown file per note/object.
    - Extract object properties into YAML frontmatter.
    - Maintain a local SQLite index of objects, links, and properties for fast querying and graph rendering. The index must be rebuildable from the Markdown files at any time.
6. **Rich Markdown Editor**:
    - WYSIWYG/Markdown hybrid editor supporting task lists, code blocks, tables, and local image attachments.

### UI Layout & Design Aesthetics
- **Sidebar (Left)**: Navigation for Daily Notes, Graph View, and a list of defined Object Types (e.g., 📚 Books, 👥 People).
- **Main Content Area**: Clean, distraction-free typography for the rich text editor. 
- **Right Panel (Collapsible)**: Metadata editor for object properties and backlink discovery.
- **Visual Excellence**: Implement a premium, sleek dark mode using a harmonious color palette, smooth gradients, and subtle micro-animations for hover states to make it feel like a modern "studio for your mind."

### Step-by-Step Instructions
1. **Setup Project**: Initialize the Tauri 2 + React + TS workspace.
2. **Database & File Sync System**: Implement the local file watcher that reads Markdown + YAML frontmatter into a SQLite index. Build the schema for Object Types, Properties, and Links.
3. **Core UI Shell**: Build the main layout (sidebar, main editor, property panel) with modern CSS and fluid transitions.
4. **Editor & Daily Notes**: Integrate a robust markdown editor. Implement the Daily Notes route.
5. **Object & View Management**: Create UI for defining object types and their properties. Implement List, Table, and Gallery views for querying objects.
6. **Graph & Linking**: Build the wiki-link auto-complete, backlink renderer, and visual graph component.
7. **Final Polish**: Ensure clear empty states, safe error handling, and complete the README detailing setup, architecture, and backup procedures.