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discoprint

CLI that fetches an artist's discography and available lyrics, asks Jev five typed questions per song about theme, mood, complexity, explicit content, and perspective, then draws a terminal dashboard; full lyrics go to TypeSafe, missing lyrics are skipped, and the classifications are model judgments rather than verified music metadata.

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