Now let me build the complete application. I'll start by updating the theme, then create all the components.
Now let me update the layout metadata and create all the components:
Now let me create all the components. I'll create the custom ReactFlow nodes, the chat panel, and the main page:
The application is now built with all the core components. Here's a summary of what was created:
Right Panel (80%): An infinite ReactFlow canvas with a dot-grid background (Miro/Figma style). Three custom node types are implemented:
The "Unable to acquire lock" error is a transient Next.js dev server issue, not a code bug. However, I can see that the CSS variables using hsl(var(--node-question)) syntax in Tailwind classes might cause issues since Tailwind expects specific formats. The main problem is likely the use of hsl(var(...)) inside arbitrary Tailwind values with opacity modifiers like /30 which won't work properly. Let me also check if there's a .dark theme missing and fix the CSS variable usage across all components to use inline styles for the custom HSL colors.
Let me fix all the node components to use proper color handling, and ensure the CSS is correct:
The issue is that the node components use hsl(var(--node-question)) inside Tailwind arbitrary value classes with opacity modifiers like border-[hsl(var(--node-question))]/30 — this syntax doesn't work in Tailwind. I need to rewrite all node components to use inline styles for the custom node colors. Let me fix all three node files and the canvas:
Now let me also clean up the globals.css to remove the unused custom node CSS variables (since we now use inline styles) and ensure the canvas component is solid:
Now let me also make sure the AnalysisCanvas component renders correctly with the ReactFlow wrapper:
The canvas component uses @xyflow/react which requires being wrapped in ReactFlowProvider when using hooks. Let me also add key stability for the ReactFlow and ensure proper wrapping:
The fixes address three key issues: (1) replaced all broken hsl(var(--node-*)) Tailwind arbitrary class patterns with proper inline style props for the custom node colors, since Tailwind can't handle HSL CSS variables with opacity modifiers in arbitrary value syntax; (2) wrapped the ReactFlow instance in a ReactFlowProvider which is required for the hooks to work correctly; (3) removed unused CSS custom properties (--node-question, --node-analysis, --node-chart) from globals.css since colors are now hardcoded in the components. The lock file error itself is a transient dev server issue that resolves on restart.
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