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When types don't match
Type errors are common in AI code. The AI expects a string but gets a number. It expects an array but gets null.
TypeScript catches many of these at compile time. For JavaScript, add runtime checks:
if (!Array.isArray(data)) { throw new Error("Expected array, got " + typeof data) }
Explicit type checks turn silent failures into obvious errors.
