Can I vibecode BeFunky?

Build a highly polished, local-first photo and graphic design editor to serve as a private alternative to BeFunky. Use modern web technologies for a visually stunning interface: React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and the Canvas API for high-performance rendering. The application should be wrapped in Tauri to run natively on the desktop. The UI must be breathtaking, leveraging modern aesthetics such as a dark mode with neon accents, smooth page transitions, and subtle hover animations for all interactive elements.

Key requirements and features:
1. **Core Loop:** The primary focus is a fast, responsive photo and graphic editing loop. Implement a reliable import mechanism for local images, a set of core transformations (crop, rotate, resize, adjust brightness/contrast/saturation), and a robust undo/redo stack.
2. **Canvas Editing:** Utilize the HTML5 Canvas API (or a library like Fabric.js/Konva) to allow layering images, adding text with customizable fonts, and drawing basic shapes. Ensure the interactions are fluid, with snap-to-grid capabilities and alignment guides.
3. **Stunning UI/UX:** The editor workspace must be clutter-free. Use a floating toolbar design, context-sensitive menus, and beautiful icon sets (e.g., Lucide or Radix icons). Include clear empty states, skeleton loaders, and elegant validation states. Use accessible keyboard navigation and sensible contrast ratios.
4. **Local Data & Privacy:** The application must run entirely offline in a single-user, private mode. Store all user data locally on the file system. Never integrate third-party analytics, telemetry, or ads. Passwords or external API keys (if optionally added for advanced AI features) must be stored securely in a local `.env` equivalent.
5. **Import/Export:** Ensure users are never trapped. Provide high-quality, standards-based export to PNG, JPEG, and WebP. Additionally, allow exporting the project file (a JSON representation of the canvas state) so users can resume editing later.
6. **Engineering Standards:** Start from a pristine project setup. Write focused unit tests for the data model (especially the undo/redo stack) and critical workflows. Add an end-to-end smoke test to verify the core editing loop works. Provide a comprehensive README detailing setup, architecture, and limitations. Provide scripts for installation, development, and building a production binary.
7. **Scope Management:** Deliberately exclude complex paid features like cloud collaboration, massive template libraries, and color-management edge cases, focusing instead on delivering the absolute highest quality experience for the core features.