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Distribute a Carefully Tuned Agent Harness with PresetsWrite Your First DSH Plugin

Architecture

The Cordis Plugin Model Behind DSHFrom a Service to a Complete Agent CapabilityHow Bundles, Profiles, and Patches Compose DSHWhy DSH + Cordis Is Different

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Plugin HMR Not WorkingPlugin Not Showing Up After Publishing

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Plugin Install FailuresDSH Version IncompatibilityResolve ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDSTroubleshoot Cordis Startup FailuresPreset Not Found or Cannot Be ResolvedTroubleshoot a Blank DSH Web UIlocalhost:3080 Is Unreachable
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Troubleshooting

Troubleshoot Cordis Startup Failures

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

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What you will learn

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

Check before startup

Run doctor first. It reports a missing package.json, cordis.patch.yml, lockfile, Bundle, or required input before Cordis starts. Then use diff to inspect additions, removals, versions, sources, and load-order changes.

bash
dsh-hub profile doctor --profile web --json
dsh-hub profile diff <profile-slug> --version <version> --profile web

Find the earliest failing service

Keep the complete startup output and find the first missing-service, duplicate-entry, or configuration-validation error. Check the row's injected dependencies and whether its Provider is in the active Context. If an upgrade introduced the failure, restore a known-good revision from history.

bash
dsh-hub profile history --profile web
dsh-hub profile rollback <revision> --profile web

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Continue reading

TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Plugin Install FailuresGetting errors when installing a plugin? Follow this checklist to diagnose package name, manifest, version format, and network issues.TroubleshootingDSH Version IncompatibilityHow to diagnose and fix version range mismatches between a plugin's declared compatibility and your DSH environment.TroubleshootingResolve ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDSReview dependency build scripts blocked by pnpm and approve only the packages required for installation.

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