Let me start building the AI Resume Analyzer. First, I'll install all the dependencies and then build the application systematically.

Now let me read the existing files and generate design inspiration for the UI, then start building the foundation:

Excellent! I have great design inspiration. Now let me start building the application. I'll begin by setting up the foundation - database connection, auth utilities, and the updated theme:

Now let me create the Gemini AI service and update the globals.css with the new theme:

Now let me add shadcn components we need and create the UI components:

Let me check what was installed and continue building:

Let me create the UI components manually and proceed with building the application:

Now let me create the theme provider and the main layout components:

Now let me create the API routes for authentication:

Now let me create the resume analysis API and file upload handling:

Now let me update the layout and create the main pages. First, let me update the root layout:

Now let me create the landing page, auth pages, and dashboard pages:

Now let me create the auth pages (login and register):

Now let me create the dashboard layout and dashboard page:

Now let me move to the second task and create the resume upload and analysis page:

Now let me move to the third task and create the results page with all the analysis details:

Now let me move to the history page and profile page:

Now let me move to polishing the UI and ensuring everything works correctly. Let me also add the Button component since it's needed:

The button component exists but uses a different base. Let me check if it needs updating and then verify the globals.css is properly set up:

The CSS and utils are properly set up. The existing button uses @base-ui/react but I need to make sure all packages are installed. Let me check the package.json and install the required base-ui package:

The packages look good. I need to add type definitions for bcryptjs and jsonwebtoken. Let me also add the missing type definitions and then check if the app builds:

Now let me move to the final task and create the environment sample file:

Now let me request the environment variables from the user so the app can run: