Explore the 'Writing' section to find a specific article about 'vanilla-extract'. Once on the article page, identify the primary benefit of using vanilla-extract as described by Lennart, and find out if there's a specific code example or repository linked for the article.
Navigate to 'lekoarts.de'. Click on the 'Writing' link (ID 11). Locate and click on the article titled 'Writing Performant CSS With vanilla-extract' (ID 57). Read the introduction or summary of the article to identify the primary benefit of using vanilla-extract. Scan the article content for any links to code examples, GitHub repositories, or live demos. State the primary benefit of vanilla-extract as described in the article and confirm if a code example/repository is linked.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Writing' section. The agent successfully clicks on the 'Writing Performant CSS With vanilla-extract' article. The agent states that the primary benefit of vanilla-extract is that it's 'like CSS Modules-in-TypeScript' or similar phrasing emphasizing type-safe and performant CSS. The agent confirms whether a code example or repository is linked within the article (e.g., a GitHub link to the project or a demo). If no explicit link is found, the agent should state that.