I've added the "use client" directive to the top of App.jsx as well. This ensures that the entire React Router application runs on the client side, which is necessary for proper routing functionality in the Next.js environment.

Now both app/page.tsx and src/App.jsx are properly configured as client components, which should resolve the build error you encountered during deployment.

Perfect! 🎉 The CiviLens application is running successfully! I can see it's working beautifully on localhost:5173 with all the features we built.

What's Working:

• Navigation - All 9 pages accessible via the top navbar
• Hero Section - Beautiful gradient design with the main heading
• Voice Search - The microphone icon for voice input
• Interactive Elements - Search box and action buttons
• Responsive Design - Clean layout that adapts to screen size

Features You Can Now Explore:

1. Click "Schemes" - Browse government schemes with AI analysis
2. Try "AI Chat" - Interactive chatbot for scheme recommendations
3. Visit "Sentiment" - Real-time sentiment analysis dashboard
4. Test "Complaints" - File civic complaints with smart categorization
5. Check "Upload" - Upload policy documents for AI analysis
6. Explore "Regions" - Location-based insights with voting
7. Browse "Discussions" - Community forum for scheme discussions
8. Access "Admin" - Comprehensive analytics dashboard

Try These Interactive Features:

• Voice Search - Click the mic icon on the homepage
• Scheme Filtering - Use the search and category filters
• File Upload - Test the PDF/image upload functionality
• Voting System - Upvote/downvote schemes in Regional Insights
• Discussion Posts - Create new discussions in the forum

The application is fully functional with realistic mock data and simulated interactions. Everything looks great and matches the professional design we created!

What feature would you like to explore first? 🚀