I found the issue. The error is clear: useSearchParams() should be wrapped in a suspense boundary at page "/assessments/evaluator-form". In Next.js 16, when using useSearchParams() in a Client Component at the page level, it must be wrapped in a Suspense boundary. Let me fix the evaluator-form page:

Now I'll fix this by wrapping the component that uses useSearchParams() in a Suspense boundary. The best approach is to create a wrapper component and use Suspense:

Now I need to create the evaluator-form-content component that uses the searchParams inside the Suspense boundary:

The issue is now fixed. The problem was that in Next.js 16, useSearchParams() triggers a Client-Side Rendering (CSR) bailout and must be wrapped in a Suspense boundary when used in a page component. I've split the page into two components:

1. Page Component - Server component that provides the Suspense boundary
2. Content Component - Client component that uses useSearchParams() inside the boundary

This allows Next.js to properly handle the dynamic routing during build time while keeping the interactive functionality intact. The build should now succeed.

I understand. Let me check the current evaluator form and the comprehensive form to see what Anthropometric measurements and recommendations sections should include:

Good! Now let me read more of the comprehensive form to see the exact fields needed: