New app

A Next.js app provisioned by AI Code Factory.

Local development

npm install npm run dev

Tests

• npm run verify runs Biome, TypeScript, and Vitest (tests/unit/).
• npm run test:e2e runs Playwright (tests/e2e/); run npx playwright install chromium once first. Set BASE_URL to test a deployed preview.

Feature workflow

1. Add a feature from the AI Code Factory dashboard, or open a Feature request issue and add the feature-queue label.
2. The Feature queue workflow assigns queued features to GitHub Copilot one at a time.
3. When Copilot finishes, the queue marks its pull request ready and runs CI (verify and build); Vercel posts a preview.
4. When CI passes, the queue squash-merges the pull request, Vercel deploys production, and the next queued feature starts. If CI fails or the branch conflicts, the queue asks Copilot to fix it (up to 3 times), then leaves it for you.

Set the FEATURE_AUTO_MERGE repository variable to false to review and merge pull requests yourself.

The factory copies a COPILOT_ASSIGN_TOKEN repository secret when it creates or repairs this repo; Copilot sessions bill to that token's owner. Pause the queue by setting the FEATURE_QUEUE_PAUSED repository variable to true (the dashboard does this for you).

Copilot coding agent must be enabled for the repository and your account must have an eligible Copilot plan. Vercel Hobby and GitHub usage limits apply.

Feature batches from CSV

1. Open a Feature batch (CSV) issue and attach a CSV with a title,body,labels header (up to 50 rows). For private repos, paste the CSV in a csv code block if the attachment can't be read.
2. The Feature queue workflow creates one feature-queue issue per row, closes the batch issue, and assigns the first to Copilot.
3. Each time a queued issue closes (its PR merges), the next one is assigned.

If Copilot's PR is closed without merging, unassign Copilot or close the issue, then press Retry on the project's dashboard page (or run the Feature queue workflow manually) to continue.