Stop TypeScript from breaking your code — use ‘satisfies’

Ever had TypeScript fight you when your code is clearly correct?
The satisfies operator is your new best friend. It keeps TypeScript strict and smart — letting you define types without losing literal precision.

In this quick breakdown, we’ll show:

- What satisfies does and why it matters
- How it preserves literal types
- Real examples of fixing “too generic” TypeScript objects

No type hacks. No confusion. Just cleaner, safer code.
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