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Last verified against Postgres schema migration (July 2026)

Recommendations

🔴 CRITICAL​

  • Resolve Exhaustive Hooks Race Conditions
    • Risk: Components across all critical paths suffer from missing useEffect dependencies.
    • Action: Systematically enforce strict React linting paths. Wrap fetched data arrays in useCallbacks.
  • Remedy Root Compilation Bloat
    • Risk: Heavy reliance on expanded Node memory sizes (--max-old-space-size=4096) to process Webpack logic risks deploying massive JS bundles to clients.
    • Action: Perform a profound library audit analyzing the usage of massive generic libraries.
  • Audit Prisma Query Performance
    • Risk: With 85 models and deep relational joins, unbounded include clauses in Prisma risk severe memory bloat and N+1 query execution.
    • Action: Enforce pagination (limit/offset via take/skip) on all list endpoints and replace full relational includes with targeted select statements where possible.

🟠 IMPORTANT​

  • Replace Raw Output Imagery
    • Risk: Next.js compiler is heavily bottlenecking Vercel deployment logs complaining about <img src="...">.
    • Action: Completely sweep and replace basic image usage with next/image optimizing loading pipelines to LCP-grade standards natively.
  • Consolidate Custom Smoke Testing Into Suites
    • Risk: Isolated root scripts risk decay without standardized runners analyzing their success rate continuously.
    • Action: Integrate a structured testing package (Jest) organizing these scripts mathematically ensuring coverage metrics surface correctly.

🟢 IMPROVEMENTS​

  • Microservice Splitting (Long Term)
    • Enhancement: As the PostgreSQL database scales beyond the existing 85 models, extract distinct operational workloads (e.g., HR Payroll and CRM pipelines) into smaller, separated Docker containers reducing monolithic compilation danger loops.
  • Implement Centralized E2E Framework
    • Enhancement: Adopt Cypress or Playwright automating synthetic tests testing the company authorization boundaries explicitly.