// SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-ConusAI-Template-1.0
import type { NextConfig } from "next"

const nextConfig: NextConfig = {
  reactStrictMode: true,
  // The server's identity is not information a client needs.
  poweredByHeader: false,
  // `next dev` writes an AGENTS.md into this folder when an AI coding agent runs it. The rules for
  // anyone writing code here are the repository's own AGENTS.md; a second file, with no licence
  // header, would also fail `node scripts/licence.mjs --check` on the first `pnpm dev`.
  agentRules: false,
  // The development badge sits over the bottom-left corner of the page, and the end-to-end suite
  // (which runs the shell under `next dev`) cannot click what it covers.
  devIndicators: false,
  // `forbidden()` and `app/forbidden.tsx`: a member whose role does not allow a page gets a real 403
  // (a stranger gets the 404 of not-found.tsx, never this). Still marked experimental by Next.js.
  experimental: { authInterrupts: true },
  // The workspace root, so the build traces the files it needs from a pnpm store outside this
  // package. Without it a standalone build misses @app/config and the kit.
  outputFileTracingRoot: new URL("../..", import.meta.url).pathname,
  // The brand package draws share images and checks logos with WebAssembly (resvg, libwebp) and reads its
  // fonts and wasm from its own folder. It runs from node_modules, not from inside a bundle, so those
  // files are where it expects them.
  serverExternalPackages: ["@conusai-kit/brand"],
  // One image serves every environment. Compose serves its immutable, content-hashed chunks
  // directly at /_next/static. Do not apply the platform's deployment asset prefix at startup:
  // Turbopack compiled its chunk URLs at build time, so changing only the server's URLs leaves
  // React waiting for chunks that already downloaded under a different name (no hydration).
}

export default nextConfig