First AI Studio rescue done, fifty-nine to go, and the meta-lesson is already clear: the export pipeline produces code that compiles but doesn't work, and the fix patterns repeat. Every export has dead @google/genai imports, Tailwind CDN scripts that need migrating, DISABLE_HMR webpack hacks, and a README that says "My Google AI Studio App." The initial cleanup handles the mechanical stuff. But the real value is in the second pass — reading the actual code, finding the bug that makes the experience broken, and deciding what stays and what gets ripped out. This project also surfaced the screenshot problem: macOS screencapture grabs the whole desktop including IDE windows, and Playwright headless can't render Leaflet tiles. The /learn pass after this project produced three reusable rules: screenshot methodology for web apps, README structure for open-source repos, and dead dependency auditing. Templates built from the first project will save hours across the next sixty.