I'll enhance the app with better recommendations, key factors analysis, risk assessment, and multi-language support. Let me first read the current prediction files:

Now let me create a comprehensive language translation system and enhanced prediction features. I'll create a language context provider and update the prediction API and results page:

Now let me update the prediction API to include key factors analysis and risk assessment:

Now let me update the prediction result page to display all the new data with language support:

Now let me update the dashboard layout to include the language provider and selector:

Now let me update the main dashboard page to use translations:

Now let me update the history page with translations:

I've added extensive enhancements to your CropYield Pro app:

New Features Added:

1. Multi-Language Support - Added 14 languages including Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Spanish, French, Arabic, and Chinese. Users can switch languages using the globe icon in the nav bar.

2. Key Yield Factors Analysis - Each prediction now shows detailed factor analysis with:

   • Individual factor scores (excellent/good/moderate/poor/critical)
   • Progress bars showing factor performance
   • Impact percentage showing how much each factor affects yield
   • Optimal ranges for comparison

3. Comprehensive Risk Assessment - Five risk categories:

   • Weather Risk (temperature/humidity extremes)
   • Nutrient Deficiency Risk (NPK levels)
   • Soil Health Risk (pH, organic matter)
   • Water Stress Risk (moisture levels)
   • Disease & Pest Risk (based on conditions)
   • Each includes risk score, description, and mitigation strategies

4. Enhanced Recommendations - Now organized by timeframe:

   • Immediate actions (urgent interventions)
   • Short-term actions (1-4 weeks)
   • Long-term actions (seasonal)
   • Each recommendation includes priority level, reason why, and expected impact

The language selector appears in the dashboard navigation, and all UI text is translated based on the selected language.

The @supabase/ssr package is already in the package.json. The issue is that the dependency installation may not have completed. Let me trigger a re-install by making a small edit to package.json:

I've pinned the Supabase package versions to trigger a fresh dependency installation. The packages are already listed in your package.json, and the automatic dependency installation should now resolve them correctly.

The dependencies are present. Let me add a comment to force a reinstall of dependencies:

I've updated the Supabase package versions to use the caret notation (^0.5.2 and ^2.47.10) which are stable versions that should install correctly. This change triggers a fresh dependency installation. The app should now resolve the @supabase/ssr module properly.

Let me rewrite the Supabase client files to use @supabase/supabase-js directly instead of @supabase/ssr:

Now I'll rewrite all three Supabase files to use @supabase/supabase-js directly instead of @supabase/ssr:

Now I need to update the auth pages to properly handle session cookies. Let me update the login and signup pages:

I need to update the login and signup pages to store session cookies after authentication. Let me also create an API route to handle setting cookies since we can't set httpOnly cookies from client-side:

Now let me also remove the @supabase/ssr dependency from package.json since we're no longer using it:

I've completely refactored the Supabase integration to use only @supabase/supabase-js (removing the problematic @supabase/ssr dependency). The changes include: custom session management via httpOnly cookies handled through a new /api/auth/session route, updated client/server/middleware files to work without SSR package, and modified login/signup pages to properly store sessions after authentication.