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PLUGIN HUB DOCUMENTATION

Tune once. Share the whole harness.

Presets turn expert-tuned Agent Harnesses into versioned Releases others can apply without rebuilding the stack themselves.

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Get started

Learn the complete DSH workflow, from your first plugin to a reproducible Preset.

2 articles
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Architecture

Understand the Cordis runtime, the DSH plugin tree, and its distributable composition model.

4 articles
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Build and publish

Develop, validate, publish, and maintain discoverable community plugins.

2 articles
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Troubleshooting

Resolve common installation, compatibility, and runtime issues.

7 articles

All documentation

Get started

Learn the complete DSH workflow, from your first plugin to a reproducible Preset.

2 articles

Distribute a Carefully Tuned Agent Harness with Presets

Presets turn a carefully tuned Agent Harness into a shareable, verifiable, rollback-ready Release that others can use without learning how it was assembled.

Write Your First DSH Plugin

The complete workflow from scaffolding to publishing: init, validate, publish, claim.

Architecture

Understand the Cordis runtime, the DSH plugin tree, and its distributable composition model.

4 articles

The Cordis Plugin Model Behind DSH

Understand how Context, services, injection, and reversible effects let DSH assemble an entire Agent Harness as a plugin tree.

From a Service to a Complete Agent Capability

See how DSH combines service definitions, providers, consumers, events, and scopes into complete replaceable capabilities.

How Bundles, Profiles, and Patches Compose DSH

Follow Plugins, Bundles, Profiles, and patches into the final Cordis tree to understand installation, precedence, live reload, and inspection.

Why DSH + Cordis Is Different

Connect replaceable runtime components, deterministic composition, and low-friction distribution into one system-level differentiator.

Build and publish

Develop, validate, publish, and maintain discoverable community plugins.

2 articles

Plugin HMR Not Working

Understand DSH's four HMR modes, choose the right one, and troubleshoot hot-reload failures.

Plugin Not Showing Up After Publishing

Published to npm but can't find your plugin on the Hub? Learn about sync cycles, manual acceleration, and common rejection reasons.

Troubleshooting

Resolve common installation, compatibility, and runtime issues.

7 articles

Troubleshooting Plugin Install Failures

Getting errors when installing a plugin? Follow this checklist to diagnose package name, manifest, version format, and network issues.

DSH Version Incompatibility

How to diagnose and fix version range mismatches between a plugin's declared compatibility and your DSH environment.

Resolve ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS

Review dependency build scripts blocked by pnpm and approve only the packages required for installation.

Troubleshoot Cordis Startup Failures

Trace DSH startup errors through Profile integrity, Bundle order, and service dependencies.

Preset Not Found or Cannot Be Resolved

Distinguish Hub slugs, Release versions, and local Profile names to restore a reproducible apply flow.

Troubleshoot a Blank DSH Web UI

Determine whether a blank page comes from startup, asset loading, browser cache, or a Plugin runtime error.

localhost:3080 Is Unreachable

Check the listener, port conflicts, container mapping, and remote-access boundary.

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