At least for the life of V0, we're likely to put the user database in an invalid state and crash everything.
Eventually we'll fix that, but while this is experimental I don't want to be commited to past mistakes. Still we need to give the user an escape hatch when something goes wrong.
So, it needs to be a big red button that deletes the database and recreates it (the structure, not the data).
Also, it needs to be a global exception handler (e.g. a react error boundary) that lets the user press the red button even if everything else dies.
At least for the life of V0, we're likely to put the user database in an invalid state and crash everything.
Eventually we'll fix that, but while this is experimental I don't want to be commited to past mistakes. Still we need to give the user an escape hatch when something goes wrong.
So, it needs to be a big red button that deletes the database and recreates it (the structure, not the data).
Also, it needs to be a global exception handler (e.g. a react error boundary) that lets the user press the red button even if everything else dies.