Can I vibecode Point.me?

Build me a personal points-and-miles planner to replace the planning side of Point.me.
Requirements:

- Python 3.12 with FastAPI and Jinja pages on http://127.0.0.1:4920; SQLite at ./data/points.db
  through SQLAlchemy.
- Wallet: balances per program (bank points such as Chase, Amex, Citi, Capital One, Bilt, and
  airline miles), edited by hand, with a history of every change.
- Transfers: ./data/transfers.yml maps each bank program to its airline partners with ratio,
  usual transfer time and minimum. I fill it in by hand from the issuers' pages, with a
  last_verified date per row; the app flags rows older than 90 days.
- Award watcher: reads availability from the Seats.aero Pro API with SEATS_AERO_API_KEY in .env
  (personal, non-commercial use; stay under 500 calls a day). A saved search holds origins,
  destinations, a date range, cabin, programs and a maximum number of points. APScheduler runs
  each one daily and caches responses in SQLite.
- Matching: for each result, show which wallet balances can fund it through a transfer
  partner, the shortfall in points, and cents per point from a cash price I type in.
- Alerts: email through SMTP settings in .env when a result under my maximum appears, with
  route, program, cabin, seats, date, points and which currency can pay for it.
- Booking notes: one Markdown file per program in ./notes/ with the steps I collected, shown
  beside each result. The app never books or logs in to a loyalty account.
- Single user. No accounts, no telemetry, local-first. Outbound calls: Seats.aero and SMTP.
- Out of scope: scraping airline sites, concierge booking, and reselling any data.
- README: Seats.aero's terms for API use, the rows you must keep current by hand, and an
  honest note that Point.me's real-time search across 150+ airlines isn't reproduced.

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