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Validates RFC hypothesis: API key injection pattern works in Next.js with no hydration mismatches. Results: - Session cookie readable from Rails: ✅ - API key appears in Sandpack code: ✅ - No hydration mismatch warnings: ✅ - Hydration-safe pattern uses client-side data fetching See poc-nextjs/POC_RESULTS.md for detailed findings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Context
This is a mini POC (Proof of Concept) created as part of the Web Platform Technical Strategy work led by Matthew O'Riordan.
DO NOT REVIEW - This branch is for internal validation only and is not meant to be merged as-is.
RFC Reference: WEBRFC-005: Web Platform Technical Strategy
Purpose
Validates RFC hypothesis: "The API key injection pattern can be replicated in Next.js with no hydration mismatches."
Results
Implementation
Hydration-safe pattern uses client-side data fetching:
See
poc-nextjs/for implementation andPOC_RESULTS.mdfor findings.🤖 Generated as part of autonomous POC execution