One of the most stubborn sources of bugs is the seam between frontend and backend: a renamed field, a type that no longer matches. End-to-end typed APIs close that seam.
The compiler as a safety net
When types flow from server to client, the build breaks the moment the two sides drift apart — not later, at a user. That removes a whole category of production mistakes.
Our take
This fits how we already work: let the tooling catch mistakes people miss. For products with a team, that is compounding calm.
