If we go with Next.js, which database integration would you prefer for storing users, campaigns, enrollments, wallets, etc.? Supabase (Recommended)
This is a very large application (public site, student dashboard, admin panel, fraud system, wallet, cron jobs). Should I build the complete public-facing website first and then the internal systems in follow-up phases, or attempt everything in a single pass? Full system at once
The user chose Supabase and full system at once. They didn't answer the Tech Stack and Branding questions, but choosing Supabase implies Next.js. Let me re-read the full spec carefully and ask the remaining question.
Now let me check the existing Supabase integration and what shadcn components are available:
Let me check the debug logs and current state of the files to find the issue.
The error is clear: ContactSection uses onSubmit (an event handler) in a form, but it's being rendered as a Server Component. Let me check which components need "use client" directives.
Found the issue. ContactSection has an onSubmit event handler but is missing the "use client" directive. It's a Server Component by default in Next.js, but event handlers require a Client Component. Let me also check the other components that might have the same issue:
Now I see the issue clearly. The ContactSection component uses onSubmit={(e) => e.preventDefault()} on its form, but it doesn't have a "use client" directive at the top. In Next.js, components are Server Components by default, and event handlers like onSubmit are not allowed in Server Components. The fix is simple: add "use client" at the top of contact-section.tsx.
Right, I'm in plan mode. The fix is very simple and clear. Let me write a brief plan and exit immediately since this is a straightforward bug fix.