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Build or audit Next.js 16 App Router apps using a next-beats-style React Server Components architecture. Use when scaffolding a new app, adding a feature, reviewing an existing app, refactoring route-loader-shaped pages into feature-owned async server components, deciding where queries/actions/components live, keeping pages synchronous with `params.then()`, placing Suspense boundaries, choosing the client/server boundary, designing skeletons, preventing CLS, or enabling Cache Components. Also use when the user asks about RSC composition, components receiving IDs instead of route params, `'use cache'`, `cacheTag`, `updateTag`, static-shell prerendering, or making an app easier for AI agents to modify.

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Next.js App Architecture

A workflow for building and auditing Next.js 16+ App Router apps so they follow one consistent, feature-sliced RSC architecture like next-beats.

Follow the workflow below step by step — it produces the invariants by construction. Load the reference a step names for the decision it depends on. Get framework mechanics (API signatures, config options, hook contracts) from the linked docs — don't restate or improvise them.

Prerequisite

Before changing a Next.js app, make sure the project is set up for AI agents to read version-matched docs. Follow the AI Coding Agents guide: prefer the project's AGENTS.md / bundled docs, and create or refresh them when missing. Then use this skill for architecture decisions.

Architecture target

Build pages that describe the loading experience, not pages that act like route loaders:

  • app/**/page.tsx and layout.tsx are synchronous composition surfaces: static chrome, section headings, <Suspense> boundaries, error boundaries, and transition wrappers.
  • Feature components own their reads on the server. They receive minimal stable inputs (id, slug, handle, parsed filter values) or already-fetched records, never raw params / searchParams.
  • Queries and actions live in the feature folder. Components import queries; client leaves import actions directly.
  • When server tags and client query keys describe the same feature data, a pure feature-local cache contract owns those identities.
  • Stable chrome, wrappers, and skeletons preserve layout: cards/panels stay outside Suspense, and fallbacks swap only the data-dependent body.

Invariants (what every change must satisfy)

The non-negotiables. The workflow produces them; the final check verifies them.

  1. Pages compose, they never fetch. A page/layout imports feature components and places <Suspense>. No queries or domain logic inline. Tiny route-local control-flow helpers are allowed only when they exist to place a boundary around connection(), redirect(), or a resolved route prop.
  2. Pages stay synchronous. Use params.then() / searchParams.then() or Promise.all([params, searchParams]).then(...), never await params at the top — so chrome paints into the static shell and only data-dependent sections suspend.
  3. Feature components receive IDs, not route props. Resolve params / searchParams at the page boundary and pass plain values (id, slug, query) into features.
  4. Async server component is the default. 'use client' only for hooks, event handlers, or browser APIs — and only on leaves, never on parents of server content.
  5. The page owns the Suspense boundary; the feature owns the skeleton. Features never pre-wrap themselves in <Suspense>; stable wrappers/cards/chrome wrap the boundary instead of being duplicated in fallback and final content.
  6. Skeletons live in the same file as the component, exported alongside it, defined at the end. Feed and FeedSkeleton are siblings.
  7. Queries live in <domain>-queries.ts (import 'server-only'); actions live in <domain>-actions.ts ('use server'). The file name matches the folder, even for sub-concepts.
  8. Feature folders follow product ownership. Entity-owned sub-concepts (favorite, like, vote, bookmark) fold into their parent. A route-level experience that composes multiple domains may own its UI and state in a separate feature while each domain keeps its queries and actions.
  9. Client components import actions directly — never receive a server action as a prop just to call it.
  10. Feature-local cache coordination stays with its domain. Put pure tags/keys in <domain>-cache.ts, client query definitions in <domain>-query-options.ts, hook wrappers in hooks/use-*.ts, and tiny client leaves in components/; promote support code only after real cross-feature reuse.
  11. Interactive async UI keeps server data on the server and client state local to the interaction. Use useOptimistic, useTransition, reducers, URL/search params, and form actions instead of mirrored prop state, derived-state effects, or hand-rolled pending arrays.

Workflow

Run these in order for build-from-scratch, feature work, or audits. Each step names the reference to consult and the check it must pass.

  1. Choose mode.
    • Build from scratch: sketch routes, real domain nouns, static shell, and expected loading groups before writing code.
    • Audit/refactor: scan current app/ pages first; list every async page, page-level query import, route prop leak, missing Suspense boundary, and feature folder mismatch. → references/example.md for the target shape; references/feature-folders.md for placement. ✓ You know whether you are creating the architecture or converting loader-shaped code into it.
  2. Place the work. Decide the feature folder before writing anything. → references/feature-folders.md (decision tree + merge rules). ✓ A real domain, a cross-domain product experience, or folded into the right parent.
  3. Write the query and, when a client cache shares its data, the cache contract. Put server reads in <domain>-queries.ts with import 'server-only'; keep shared tag/key identities in a pure <domain>-cache.ts. → references/queries-actions.md; for SWR/TanStack Query → references/single-page-applications.md; with cacheComponents: true, also → references/cache-components.md. ✓ Cache identities are defined once; server reads are server-only, cached/tagged/lifetimed under Cache Components, and return domain types rather than ORM rows.
  4. Write the action (if there's a mutation). features/<domain>/<domain>-actions.ts, 'use server' at the top. → references/queries-actions.md. ✓ Re-checks auth, validates input, invalidates matching cache tags under Cache Components (refresh() only for justified dynamic reads), returns a discriminated union.
  5. Build the component + skeleton. features/<domain>/components/<name>.tsx: an async server component that awaits its own query from minimal props; 'use client' only on interactive leaves. → references/components.md; for a client data library or strict-SPA/CSR feature → references/single-page-applications.md. ✓ Component receives IDs/handles/parsed filters or already-resolved records, not params; skeleton is a sibling export at the end; no alias skeleton wrappers.
  6. Compose the page. app/<route>/page.tsx: synchronous, params.then() / Promise.all(...).then(...), place Suspense around data bodies, and wrap fallible sections in an error boundary. → references/pages-suspense.md. ✓ Route props become plain values; stable cards/sections wrap Suspense when they set layout; boundaries stay visible at the page.
  7. Add interaction (if any): optimistic updates, pending state, toasts, confirmation. → references/ux-patterns.md. ✓ Feedback isn't doubled; optimistic reducers/actions live with the feature; URL/search params own shareable state; client effects synchronize external systems, not derived React state.
  8. Verify against the checklist below before declaring done.

Verify before done

Inspect the diff against every invariant — each is checkable by reading the changed files:

  • No page/layout imports a *-queries file or defines reusable domain UI inline; any inline helper is route-local control flow only.
  • Every page with params is synchronous and uses params.then() / searchParams.then() / Promise.all([params, searchParams]).then(...).
  • Feature components receive plain IDs/handles/parsed filters or resolved records; no feature prop is named params or searchParams.
  • Every <Suspense> for page data sits in the page; no feature pre-wraps itself.
  • Stable wrappers/cards/chrome sit outside Suspense; fallback and final content do not duplicate the same outer card.
  • Every component has its real *Skeleton in the same file, at the end; no tiny skeleton aliases just to pass props.
  • Skeleton and content are the same height (measured), section headings sit outside the boundary, and sections that can be empty reserve their space.
  • Every *-queries.ts starts with import 'server-only'; every *-actions.ts with 'use server'.
  • With cacheComponents: true, reusable reads use 'use cache' / cacheTag / cacheLife, or 'use cache: private' / 'use cache: remote' when appropriate; any dynamic read is intentional and justified.
  • Mutations touching cached reads call updateTag() / revalidateTag(..., 'max') for the matching tags; refresh() is not a substitute for tag invalidation.
  • Action files are named <folder>-actions.ts; no entity-owned sub-concept spawned its own folder, and cross-domain product features do not take ownership of entity queries/actions.
  • Features with both server tags and client query keys define them once in a pure <domain>-cache.ts; queries, actions, hydration, query options, and hooks import from it.
  • Feature-local client-support files sit in the smallest fitting place: query options at the feature root, use-* hook wrappers in hooks/, leaf components in components/, and shared support only after real cross-feature reuse.
  • 'use client' components are leaves — they import actions/hooks/providers, not async server components.
  • Client leaves use useOptimistic, transitions, reducers, URL state, or form actions for interaction; they do not call setState in effects for derived React state.
  • Mutations validate their input and invalidate the affected data.

Reference index

  • references/feature-folders.md — where code goes: folder layout, cache contracts, naming, and merging sub-concepts.
  • references/queries-actions.md — query/action rules: server-only, dedup, validation, invalidation, return shape.
  • references/components.md — server/client boundary, skeletons, use(), single-use helpers, live data.
  • references/pages-suspense.md — page composition, params.then(), Suspense placement, CLS, error boundaries, prefetch.
  • references/cache-components.md — the cacheComponents decisions: which reads to cache, which directive to use, how to invalidate.
  • references/single-page-applications.md — client cache decisions: placement, server seeding, Cache Components coordination, hydration, and mutations.
  • references/ux-patterns.md — interaction decisions: optimistic vs pending vs inline error, toasts, action-prop, confirmations.
  • references/example.md — the next-beats reference app: invariant → file map, for seeing any rule in real code.
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name: nextjs-app-architecture
description: Build or audit Next.js 16 App Router apps using a next-beats-style React Server Components architecture. Use when scaffolding a new app, adding a feature, reviewing an existing app, refactoring route-loader-shaped pages into feature-owned async server components, deciding where queries/actions/components live, keeping pages synchronous with `params.then()`, placing Suspense boundaries, choosing the client/server boundary, designing skeletons, preventing CLS, or enabling Cache Components. Also use when the user asks about RSC composition, components receiving IDs instead of route params, `'use cache'`, `cacheTag`, `updateTag`, static-shell prerendering, or making an app easier for AI agents to modify.
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name: nextjs-app-architecture
description: Build or audit Next.js 16 App Router apps using a next-beats-style React Server Components architecture. Use when scaffolding a new app, adding a feature, reviewing an existing app, refactoring route-loader-shaped pages into feature-owned async server components, deciding where queries/actions/components live, keeping pages synchronous with `params.then()`, placing Suspense boundaries, choosing the client/server boundary, designing skeletons, preventing CLS, or enabling Cache Components. Also use when the user asks about RSC composition, components receiving IDs instead of route params, `'use cache'`, `cacheTag`, `updateTag`, static-shell prerendering, or making an app easier for AI agents to modify.
license: MIT
metadata:
  author: aurorascharff
  version: "1.3.10"
---

# Next.js App Architecture

A workflow for building and auditing Next.js 16+ App Router apps so they follow one consistent, feature-sliced RSC architecture like `next-beats`.

**Follow the workflow below step by step** — it produces the invariants by construction. Load the reference a step names for the decision it depends on. Get framework _mechanics_ (API signatures, config options, hook contracts) from the linked docs — don't restate or improvise them.

## Prerequisite

Before changing a Next.js app, make sure the project is set up for AI agents to read version-matched docs. Follow the [AI Coding Agents guide](https://preview.nextjs.org/docs/app/guides/ai-agents): prefer the project's `AGENTS.md` / bundled docs, and create or refresh them when missing. Then use this skill for architecture decisions.

## Architecture target

Build pages that describe the loading experience, not pages that act like route loaders:

- `app/**/page.tsx` and `layout.tsx` are synchronous composition surfaces: static chrome, section headings, `<Suspense>` boundaries, error boundaries, and transition wrappers.
- Feature components own their reads on the server. They receive minimal stable inputs (`id`, `slug`, `handle`, parsed filter values) or already-fetched records, never raw `params` / `searchParams`.
- Queries and actions live in the feature folder. Components import queries; client leaves import actions directly.
- When server tags and client query keys describe the same feature data, a pure feature-local cache contract owns those identities.
- Stable chrome, wrappers, and skeletons preserve layout: cards/panels stay outside Suspense, and fallbacks swap only the data-dependent body.

## Invariants (what every change must satisfy)

The non-negotiables. The workflow produces them; the final check verifies them.

1. **Pages compose, they never fetch.** A page/layout imports feature components and places `<Suspense>`. No queries or domain logic inline. Tiny route-local control-flow helpers are allowed only when they exist to place a boundary around `connection()`, `redirect()`, or a resolved route prop.
2. **Pages stay synchronous.** Use `params.then()` / `searchParams.then()` or `Promise.all([params, searchParams]).then(...)`, never `await params` at the top — so chrome paints into the static shell and only data-dependent sections suspend.
3. **Feature components receive IDs, not route props.** Resolve `params` / `searchParams` at the page boundary and pass plain values (`id`, `slug`, `query`) into features.
4. **Async server component is the default.** `'use client'` only for hooks, event handlers, or browser APIs — and only on leaves, never on parents of server content.
5. **The page owns the Suspense boundary; the feature owns the skeleton.** Features never pre-wrap themselves in `<Suspense>`; stable wrappers/cards/chrome wrap the boundary instead of being duplicated in fallback and final content.
6. **Skeletons live in the same file as the component**, exported alongside it, defined at the end. `Feed` and `FeedSkeleton` are siblings.
7. **Queries live in `<domain>-queries.ts`** (`import 'server-only'`); **actions live in `<domain>-actions.ts`** (`'use server'`). The file name matches the folder, even for sub-concepts.
8. **Feature folders follow product ownership.** Entity-owned sub-concepts (favorite, like, vote, bookmark) fold into their parent. A route-level experience that composes multiple domains may own its UI and state in a separate feature while each domain keeps its queries and actions.
9. **Client components import actions directly** — never receive a server action as a prop just to call it.
10. **Feature-local cache coordination stays with its domain.** Put pure tags/keys in `<domain>-cache.ts`, client query definitions in `<domain>-query-options.ts`, hook wrappers in `hooks/use-*.ts`, and tiny client leaves in `components/`; promote support code only after real cross-feature reuse.
11. **Interactive async UI keeps server data on the server and client state local to the interaction.** Use `useOptimistic`, `useTransition`, reducers, URL/search params, and form actions instead of mirrored prop state, derived-state effects, or hand-rolled pending arrays.

## Workflow

Run these in order for build-from-scratch, feature work, or audits. Each step names the reference to consult and the check it must pass.

1. **Choose mode.**
   - **Build from scratch:** sketch routes, real domain nouns, static shell, and expected loading groups before writing code.
   - **Audit/refactor:** scan current `app/` pages first; list every async page, page-level query import, route prop leak, missing Suspense boundary, and feature folder mismatch.
     → `references/example.md` for the target shape; `references/feature-folders.md` for placement.
     ✓ You know whether you are creating the architecture or converting loader-shaped code into it.
2. **Place the work.** Decide the feature folder before writing anything.
   → `references/feature-folders.md` (decision tree + merge rules).
   ✓ A real domain, a cross-domain product experience, or folded into the right parent.
3. **Write the query and, when a client cache shares its data, the cache contract.** Put server reads in `<domain>-queries.ts` with `import 'server-only'`; keep shared tag/key identities in a pure `<domain>-cache.ts`.
   → `references/queries-actions.md`; for SWR/TanStack Query → `references/single-page-applications.md`; with `cacheComponents: true`, also → `references/cache-components.md`.
   ✓ Cache identities are defined once; server reads are server-only, cached/tagged/lifetimed under Cache Components, and return domain types rather than ORM rows.
4. **Write the action** (if there's a mutation). `features/<domain>/<domain>-actions.ts`, `'use server'` at the top.
   → `references/queries-actions.md`.
   ✓ Re-checks auth, validates input, invalidates matching cache tags under Cache Components (`refresh()` only for justified dynamic reads), returns a discriminated union.
5. **Build the component + skeleton.** `features/<domain>/components/<name>.tsx`: an async server component that awaits its own query from minimal props; `'use client'` only on interactive leaves.
   → `references/components.md`; for a client data library or strict-SPA/CSR feature → `references/single-page-applications.md`.
   ✓ Component receives IDs/handles/parsed filters or already-resolved records, not `params`; skeleton is a sibling export at the end; no alias skeleton wrappers.
6. **Compose the page.** `app/<route>/page.tsx`: synchronous, `params.then()` / `Promise.all(...).then(...)`, place Suspense around data bodies, and wrap fallible sections in an error boundary.
   → `references/pages-suspense.md`.
   ✓ Route props become plain values; stable cards/sections wrap Suspense when they set layout; boundaries stay visible at the page.
7. **Add interaction** (if any): optimistic updates, pending state, toasts, confirmation.
   → `references/ux-patterns.md`.
   ✓ Feedback isn't doubled; optimistic reducers/actions live with the feature; URL/search params own shareable state; client effects synchronize external systems, not derived React state.
8. **Verify** against the checklist below before declaring done.

## Verify before done

Inspect the diff against every invariant — each is checkable by reading the changed files:

- [ ] No page/layout imports a `*-queries` file or defines reusable domain UI inline; any inline helper is route-local control flow only.
- [ ] Every page with params is synchronous and uses `params.then()` / `searchParams.then()` / `Promise.all([params, searchParams]).then(...)`.
- [ ] Feature components receive plain IDs/handles/parsed filters or resolved records; no feature prop is named `params` or `searchParams`.
- [ ] Every `<Suspense>` for page data sits in the page; no feature pre-wraps itself.
- [ ] Stable wrappers/cards/chrome sit outside Suspense; fallback and final content do not duplicate the same outer card.
- [ ] Every component has its real `*Skeleton` in the same file, at the end; no tiny skeleton aliases just to pass props.
- [ ] Skeleton and content are the same height (measured), section headings sit outside the boundary, and sections that can be empty reserve their space.
- [ ] Every `*-queries.ts` starts with `import 'server-only'`; every `*-actions.ts` with `'use server'`.
- [ ] With `cacheComponents: true`, reusable reads use `'use cache'` / `cacheTag` / `cacheLife`, or `'use cache: private'` / `'use cache: remote'` when appropriate; any dynamic read is intentional and justified.
- [ ] Mutations touching cached reads call `updateTag()` / `revalidateTag(..., 'max')` for the matching tags; `refresh()` is not a substitute for tag invalidation.
- [ ] Action files are named `<folder>-actions.ts`; no entity-owned sub-concept spawned its own folder, and cross-domain product features do not take ownership of entity queries/actions.
- [ ] Features with both server tags and client query keys define them once in a pure `<domain>-cache.ts`; queries, actions, hydration, query options, and hooks import from it.
- [ ] Feature-local client-support files sit in the smallest fitting place: query options at the feature root, `use-*` hook wrappers in `hooks/`, leaf components in `components/`, and shared support only after real cross-feature reuse.
- [ ] `'use client'` components are leaves — they import actions/hooks/providers, not async server components.
- [ ] Client leaves use `useOptimistic`, transitions, reducers, URL state, or form actions for interaction; they do not call `setState` in effects for derived React state.
- [ ] Mutations validate their input and invalidate the affected data.

## Reference index

- **`references/feature-folders.md`** — where code goes: folder layout, cache contracts, naming, and merging sub-concepts.
- **`references/queries-actions.md`** — query/action rules: server-only, dedup, validation, invalidation, return shape.
- **`references/components.md`** — server/client boundary, skeletons, `use()`, single-use helpers, live data.
- **`references/pages-suspense.md`** — page composition, `params.then()`, Suspense placement, CLS, error boundaries, prefetch.
- **`references/cache-components.md`** — the `cacheComponents` decisions: which reads to cache, which directive to use, how to invalidate.
- **`references/single-page-applications.md`** — client cache decisions: placement, server seeding, Cache Components coordination, hydration, and mutations.
- **`references/ux-patterns.md`** — interaction decisions: optimistic vs pending vs inline error, toasts, action-prop, confirmations.
- **`references/example.md`** — the next-beats reference app: invariant → file map, for seeing any rule in real code.

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