I see two issues in the debug logs:

1. MetaMask connection error - There's code trying to connect to MetaMask, which shouldn't be in the CayManage platform
2. Missing CSS classes - Custom Tailwind classes like bg-background-secondary are referenced but not defined

Let me read the current files to understand what's happening:

Now let me check the auth-context file to see where MetaMask is being referenced:

Good, the auth-context looks fine. Let me search for where MetaMask is being referenced:

The MetaMask error might be coming from a browser extension or an issue with the app/layout.tsx. Let me check it and also fix the CSS color issues. The problem is that the globals.css is using custom color classes that aren't properly defined in the tailwind config:

Now I understand the issue. The problem is that the CSS is using custom color names (like bg-background-secondary) that aren't defined in the Tailwind config. I need to fix the tailwind.config.ts to properly extend the color palette with all the custom colors defined in globals.css. Let me fix this:

I've fixed the critical issues:

1. CSS Color Error: Updated tailwind.config.ts to properly define all custom color classes (bg-background-secondary, text-foreground-secondary, etc.) as Tailwind color extensions, mapping them to the CSS variables defined in globals.css.
2. MetaMask Error: This appears to be a browser extension issue that's outside the app code. The error is unrelated to the CayManage application itself and shouldn't prevent the app from running once the CSS errors are resolved.

The app should now load without CSS syntax errors and render properly with all colors functioning correctly across all components.

The MetaMask error is occurring during the /dashboard load. This suggests there's code trying to connect to MetaMask when loading the dashboard page. Let me search for where this is happening:

The dashboard page itself looks fine. The MetaMask error is likely coming from one of the imported components. Let me check the key components being rendered:

The components look clean. The MetaMask error might be coming from the Chart component or another imported component. Let me check the Chart component and the auth-context which runs on mount:

The issue is most likely coming from a browser extension (MetaMask) trying to inject itself into the page, which is not related to the application code itself. This is a known issue that can occur in preview environments. However, let me check if there's any issue with the app initialization by ensuring the AuthProvider is properly wrapping the app and that there are no unhandled promise rejections in the components. Let me check the layout:

The issue is that the MetaMask error is coming from a browser extension trying to inject into the page. This is not an application code issue - it's an environment issue where MetaMask (or another Web3 extension) is attempting to inject itself into the preview. The best solution is to add error handling to catch and suppress this type of unhandled promise rejection. Let me add a global error handler:

I've added a global error handler that catches and suppresses the MetaMask connection error, which is a browser extension attempting to inject into the page and not an application issue. This prevents the unhandled promise rejection from blocking the dashboard load while the rest of the application continues to function normally.