Can I vibecode Reflect?

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Build a highly polished, local-first networked note-taking application inspired by Reflect's core philosophy of speed, security, and a frictionless capture experience. 
Use exactly this stack: Tauri 2 + React + TypeScript + SQLite + Tailwind CSS. 

### Core Philosophy & UI Layout
The app should embrace "less but better"—a minimalist, high-performance environment prioritizing thought capture over complex databases. 
- **Main Layout**: A clean two-pane layout. The left sidebar contains navigation (Daily Notes, All Notes, Graph View, Settings). The main content area is a distraction-free editor.
- **Aesthetics**: Use a modern, typography-centric design (e.g., Inter font) with ample whitespace, subtle borders, and a sleek dark mode option. 

### Feature Specifications
1. **Frictionless Daily Notes (The Heart of the App)**:
   - Default view upon opening should be today's daily note.
   - Users can seamlessly scroll vertically to view previous and future days, creating a continuous chronological timeline of thoughts and tasks.
   - Support rich markdown editing, checkboxes for tasks, and rapid keyboard shortcuts for formatting.
2. **Networked Note-Taking (Backlinking)**:
   - Implement an intuitive backlinking system. Typing `[[` should trigger a fast, inline search popover to link to existing notes or create new ones on the fly.
   - Connecting ideas, people, and projects should feel instantaneous.
3. **Graph View**:
   - Provide a visual graph representation of how notes are connected, mimicking associative memory. Nodes represent notes, and edges represent backlinks.
4. **AI-Assisted Thinking (Mocked or Optional API)**:
   - Integrate a "Brain Dump" feature that simulates high-quality voice-to-text transcription (can mock for MVP, or use an optional API key for OpenAI Whisper).
   - Add AI prompt shortcuts (e.g., `/summarize`, `/action-items`) that process the current note's content if an OpenAI key is provided in the `.env`.
5. **Security & Data**:
   - Single-user, private by default. Store data locally in SQLite. Provide a clear export to Markdown feature so users are never locked in.

### Step-by-step Instructions
1. **Setup & Scaffolding**: Initialize the Tauri project with React and TypeScript. Configure Tailwind CSS and set up the SQLite database schema for `notes` (id, title, content, date, created_at) and `links` (source_id, target_id).
2. **Core Editor & Daily View**: Build the continuous scroll daily notes view. Implement the Markdown editor with syntax highlighting and task list support.
3. **Backlinking Engine**: Develop the `[[` auto-complete component and the logic to parse and persist links between notes in the database.
4. **Graph & Sidebar**: Build the visual graph using a library like D3 or react-force-graph. Implement sidebar navigation.
5. **Polish & Export**: Add smooth transitions, keyboard navigation (e.g., `Cmd+K` for global search), and the Markdown export utility.
6. **Testing**: Write unit tests for the link parsing logic and one end-to-end smoke test verifying the daily note capture loop. Do not fake data privacy; ensure everything runs locally.