Proof of Humanity™

This is a submission for the DEV April Fools Challenge What I Built To prove you're human, you must assemble Flätpack furniture. One step is irrelevant. Robots cannot detect irony. Demo https://kilo-challenge-8914.d.kiloapps.io/ Code https://github.com/QAInsights/kilo-challenge 🛠️ How I Built It I approached this project the way I tackle any complex system: break it down, understand the constraints, and build upward with tight feedback loops. Instead of jumping straight into coding, I started by mapping the experience I wanted users to have. From there, every technical decision flowed naturally. 🔍 1. Defining the Core Problem Before writing a single line of code, I clarified the “why.” What should this tool feel like? What friction should it remove? What would make someone say, “Oh, that’s clever”? This early framing helped me avoid feature creep and stay anchored to a crisp user experience. 🧩 2. Designing the Architecture Once the problem was clear, I sketched the system architectu