I'm running a migration to get your project working in the Replit environment. This involves setting up packages, workflows, and ensuring everything runs securely. Let me start by exploring the codebase.


Analyzed MisiPintar financial literacy platform
Let me look at the key configuration files to understand what needs to be adapted for Replit.


3 actions
Let me read the environment example and check the current workflow setup in parallel.


3 actions
Let me read the remaining key files I need to understand the full setup.


2 actions
Now I have a clear picture of the project. Let me check the environment secrets and database situation, then get everything running.


3 actions
Now let me check the database status and existing environment variables in parallel:

Good news — the database is already provisioned (the secrets DATABASE_URL, PGHOST, etc. are already set). The NEXT_BUILD=1 env var is incorrectly set in shared environment which would prevent workers from starting. Let me fix that and get everything running.


Ran ls
Let me now install packages and run the database migration in parallel:


Ran npm install
Let me check the workflow logs to understand what's happening:

Checked system logs
The app needs packages installed. Let me do that properly:


Ran cd
Good, packages are installed. Now let me run the Prisma migration and start the app:


Ran cd
Let me now run the Prisma migrations to set up the database schema:


Ran cd
Database is set up. Now let me start the application and update the progress tracker:


Restarted Start application
Let me check the logs to see if the app started successfully:

Checked console and system logs
The app is running successfully! The application is up at port 5000, pages are loading (200 responses), and the database migrations have been applied. Now let me take a screenshot and update the progress tracker.


Took a screenshot
The app is running beautifully! Now let me update the progress tracker with all completed steps:

Let me complete the migration by marking it as done: