I need to fix the TypeScript errors in the EDRO panel. Let me read and fix the accordion component usage:

I see the issue - the Accordion component is using type="multiple" but shadcn's Accordion expects it differently. Let me check the shadcn accordion component:

I see - this is using @base-ui/react/accordion which has a different API than radix. The base-ui accordion doesn't use a type prop. Let me fix the EDRO panel by removing the type prop:

The TypeScript compilation passed with no errors. Let me verify the application is rendering correctly in the browser:

The application is rendering correctly. Let me take a screenshot to verify the visual design and then click on the EDRO tab to verify that key functionality:

Took screenshot

The Overview tab looks great. Now let me click on the EDRO tab to verify the core Evidence → Doctrine → Reasoning → Output architecture:

Checked EDRO tab

The EDRO tab is working with the Evidence Repository showing. Let me click on the Doctrine tab within EDRO to verify that works:

Checked Doctrine tab

Excellent! The Doctrine tab is showing the applicable legal doctrines organized by category. Let me check the Reasoning and Output tabs, then close the browser:

Checked Reasoning tab

The Reasoning tab shows the legal analysis connecting evidence to doctrines with risk assessments - exactly as expected. Now let me check the Output tab:

Checked Output tab

The Output tab shows the generated documents and client communications. Let me also check the Checklist tab to verify the workflow checklist functionality:

Checked Checklist tab

Excellent! The Checklist tab shows the workflow progress through all stages: Pre Contract, Contract Exchange, Pre Completion, Completion, and Post Completion. Let me close the browser:

The NSW Conveyancing Workflow MVP is complete and working. Here's what I built using the EDRO architecture:

Key Features:

• Evidence Repository: NSW-specific searches including Title Register/Plan, Section 10.7 Planning Certificate, Section 184 Strata Certificate, Drainage Search, and source of funds verification
• Doctrine Library: Covering Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW), Real Property Act 1900 (NSW) with Torrens Title indefeasibility, vendor disclosure requirements, common law contract principles (cooling-off, subject-to-finance), and standard contract conditions (2022 edition)
• Legal Reasoning: Risk-assessed analysis linking evidence to doctrines with recommendations
• Outputs: Generated documents like Pre-Exchange Reports and Requisitions on Title

The sample matter shows a strata purchase in Wollongong with realistic NSW details including transfer duty calculations, strata levies, PEXA settlement references, and key dates like the 5-business-day cooling-off period.