Two AI components were importing from ../../../../packages/ai/src using
relative paths that escape the workspace root. This worked locally because
all packages are siblings on disk, but failed in Docker where Dockerfile.web
only copies apps/web, packages/database, and packages/shared into the
build context — packages/ai never made it in.
Changes:
- Add @tasks/ai as a workspace dependency in apps/web/package.json
- Switch both imports (command-palette.tsx, ai-block.tsx) to "@tasks/ai"
- Add @tasks/ai to transpilePackages in next.config.ts and the docker variant
- Copy packages/ai into the Docker build context (Dockerfile.web)
- Refresh pnpm-lock.yaml for the new workspace edge
Verified locally: web builds compile cleanly past the previously failing
"Module not found" errors. (Local final step hits an unrelated ENOSPC on
the dev disk; Coolify's volume has plenty of headroom.)
Made-with: Cursor
The previous multi-stage `deps` → `builder` split copied only the root
/app/node_modules from the deps stage, but pnpm workspaces also create
per-package node_modules directories (e.g. apps/web/node_modules) that
contain the .bin symlinks for `next`, `tsup`, etc. Without those, the
builder stage failed with `sh: tsup: not found` and `sh: next: not found`.
Collapse `deps` and `builder` into a single stage so the per-package
node_modules survive intact. pnpm's content-addressable store keeps
re-installs nearly free on cache hits, and Docker layer caching still
short-circuits the install step when only source files change.
For collab and mcp runner stages, also copy the per-app node_modules
so runtime dependency resolution works.
Made-with: Cursor
