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Diagnostic toolkit for landing pages — Pillars 00 (Pre-Build Validation), 01 (Structural
Analysis), and 02 (Behavioral Analysis), plus the marketing homepage. Pillar 03 (User Testing)
is a nav stub only.
• Next.js 16 (App Router) + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS v4
• Postgres, queried directly via pg (no ORM) — schema in scripts/schema.sql
• Playwright + Lighthouse for real headless-browser analysis (Pillars 00/01)
• A vanilla-JS tracking snippet (public/lambda-snippet.js) + /api/collect for Pillar 02Read the full README ↗Diagnostic toolkit for landing pages — Pillars 00 (Pre-Build Validation), 01 (Structural Analysis), and 02 (Behavioral Analysis), plus the marketing homepage. Pillar 03 (User Testing) is a nav stub only.
pg (no ORM) — schema in scripts/schema.sqlpublic/lambda-snippet.js) + /api/collect for Pillar 02A real Supabase Postgres project (lambda-page) is already provisioned with this schema applied.
This dev environment's network policy blocks direct access to *.supabase.co from the app
server, so local development runs against a local Postgres instance with the identical
schema instead (lib/db/client.ts explains why).
For deploying to Vercel (Supabase pooler URL, env vars, the serverless Chromium setup, and
post-deploy checks), see DEPLOYMENT.md. TLS is enabled automatically for
any non-local DATABASE_URL, so pointing at Supabase is just an env-var change.
# start local Postgres (already installed in this sandbox)
service postgresql start
su postgres -c "createdb lambda_page"
psql "$DATABASE_URL" -f scripts/schema.sql
.env.local already has DATABASE_URL and DEFAULT_PROJECT_ID set for this sandbox's local DB.
npm run dev
Pillar 01 (/dashboard/pages/[id]/structural) launches a real headless Chromium
(/opt/pw-browsers/chromium-1194) and a real Lighthouse pass, so "run diagnostic" takes
20-40 seconds and needs the target URL to be reachable from this environment. Analyzing
http://localhost:3000 (this app itself) always works with no external network required.
app/ — marketing homepage (page.tsx) and the product under dashboard/, t/ (public
message-test respondent links), and api/lib/analysis/ — Pillar 00/01 engines (Playwright DOM pass, Lighthouse vitals, competitive scan)lib/behavioral/ — Pillar 02 aggregation (funnel, heatmap, form fields, RUM vitals, A/B
significance)lib/db/ — data access, one file per table groupcomponents/ui/, components/charts/ — shared design-system components