const PromptComponent = dynamic(
    () => import(`./prj/${name}/index.jsx`)
);

/*
Because you’re passing a computed path string into import(), 
Next.js (and Node’s ESM loader) can’t resolve it at build time or even 
at runtime the way you expect. When you write:


await import(`./prj/${prjDirname}/instructions.meta.mjs`);
the bundler can see the literal string pattern and include that file in the build. But when you do:


await import(`./${mjsPath}`);
mjsPath is a variable ("./prj/foo/instructions.meta.mjs"), so the bundler 
doesn’t know which modules to include, and at runtime Node’s ESM resolver 
still treats it as a different (and likely incorrect) relative path (e.g. "././prj/foo/…").

*/
async function importMjs(prjDirname) {

    const mjsPath = `./prj/${prjDirname}/instructions.meta.mjs`;

    //const { meta } = await import(mjsPath); ❌
    //const { meta } = await import(`./${mjsPath}`); ❌

    const { meta } = await import(`./prj/${prjDirname}/instructions.meta.mjs`); // ✅: Only this way works

    return meta;

}