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feat: configure repository plugins from DSH home

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Two coupled pieces, aligned with the `apps/` assembly tier proposed by the `dsh web` PR (#443):
**The `dsh` CLI (`apps/cli`, npm name `@deepseek-ai/dsh`).** `apps/*` joins the workspaces as the product-assembly tier over `packages/*` libraries. The bin's dispatch reserves `web` and `-p`/`--prompt` for PR #443 (they exit with a pointer) so the two branches merge as a near-union; everything else runs the default surface: the interactive TUI, booting the shipped `examples/tui-agent/cordis.yml` (or an explicit config argument) with the invoking directory as the workspace. The committed `bin/dsh` launcher resolves the checkout through its own real path and runs the bin **from source** through Node's native TypeScript transform plus the app-owned tsconfig-paths loader, so `ln -sf "$(pwd)/bin/dsh" ~/.local/bin/dsh` installs a command that always executes the current working tree. `pnpm run demo:tui` runs the same entry.
**The `dsh` CLI (`apps/cli`, npm name `@deepseek-ai/dsh`).** `apps/*` is the product-assembly tier over `packages/*` libraries. One bin dispatches the default interactive TUI, `-p`/`--prompt` headless turns, and the `web` surface. The TUI boots `examples/tui-agent/cordis.yml` (or `--config`) with the invoking directory as the workspace. The committed `bin/dsh` launcher resolves the checkout through its own real path and runs the app with tsx's ESM hook; the [source-launch decision](../architecture/2026-07-29-dsh-source-launch-tsx-esm.md) owns that contract. `pnpm run demo:tui` runs the same entry.
**Personal config (`dsh-app-boot`).** The personal overlay lives in the Harness home — `$DSH_HOME`, else `~/.dsh` — resolved by the shared [`resolveDshHome`](../architecture/2026-07-24-single-harness-home-resolver.md) (`@deepseek-ai/dsh-paths`), the same single root skills and AGENTS.md resolve against. The official dsh surfaces consume its two optional files; the demo bins boot their committed trees verbatim:
**Personal config (`dsh-app-boot`).** The personal overlay lives in the Harness home — `$DSH_HOME`, else `~/.dsh` — resolved by the shared [`resolveDshHome`](../architecture/2026-07-24-single-harness-home-resolver.md) (`@deepseek-ai/dsh-paths`), the same single root skills and AGENTS.md resolve against. The dsh TUI, Web, and headless surfaces consume its two optional files; the demo bins boot their committed trees verbatim:
- `.env` — loaded after the invoking directory's `.env`; `process.loadEnvFile` never overrides, so precedence is ambient > project `.env` > personal `.env`.
- `config.yaml` — a top-level YAML array of `@cordisjs/plugin-include` `PatchOptions`, parsed with the include's own `!!js` dialect (`loadPersonalPatches`) and passed to `boot()`, which forwards it as the root include's `patches`. Patch semantics match the shipped surface overlays: an id-targeted patch replaces the named entry's whole `config`, `insert` appends entries, and an unmatched id is a silent no-op.
- `config.yaml` — a top-level YAML array of `@cordisjs/plugin-include` `PatchOptions`, parsed with the include's own `!!js` dialect (`loadPersonalPatches`) and passed to `boot()`, which forwards it as the root include's `patches`. Patch semantics match the shipped surface overlays: an id-targeted patch replaces the named entry's whole `config`, `insert` appends entries, and an unmatched id is a silent no-op. The [repository Plugin integration](2026-07-30-config-only-repository-plugins.md) uses one shipped row to make an exact GitHub source list a config-only choice.
- A missing file means no overlay; a present-but-unreadable, unparsable, or non-array file throws at boot (misconfiguration fails loud, never a silent skip).
The PTY smoke's launcher isolates `$DSH_HOME` to a per-test directory, exactly as it already isolates `DSH_AGENTS_HOME`, so a developer's real personal overlay cannot leak into fixtures; only the dsh CLI reads personal config, so no other test launcher needed changes.
Hot-reload interplay: the include re-applies its `patches` on every config re-read (the [config hot-reload resilience Agent Note](../bug-fix/2026-07-20-config-hot-reload-resilience.md)), so a live `cordis.yml` edit keeps the personal overlay applied.
The TUI and Web register the exact personal path through Cordis HMR after boot. Every add, change, or removal transactionally recomposes the full patch list through the launcher's own composition closure, so the fresh personal patches land in the same layer position they booted in. Invalid YAML or a rejected Loader candidate leaves the last good tree active and broadcasts `hmr/config-update-failed(filename, Error)`; the headless surface reads the file once at startup. The Include also re-applies its patches on committed config-file refreshes (the [config hot-reload resilience Agent Note](../bug-fix/2026-07-20-config-hot-reload-resilience.md)).
## Alternatives considered
**A standalone `bin/dsh` wrapper owning the `dsh` name.** Rejected after reading PR #443: that PR establishes `apps/cli` as the `dsh` CLI with subcommand dispatch (`web`, `-p`) and leaves the default slot unclaimed. Two competing `dsh` entrypoints would collide in `$PATH` and in product identity; claiming the default slot inside the same package shape confines the eventual merge conflict to the small dispatch chain.
**A separate `bin/dsh` wrapper owning the `dsh` name.** Rejected because `apps/cli` is the single product CLI for default TUI, headless, and Web dispatch. Two competing entrypoints would collide in `$PATH` and product identity.
**A pi-style typed settings file (`defaultProvider`/`defaultModel`/`providers`).** Rejected by the user in favor of patch semantics: the personal file is a cordis overlay over the shipped default config, not a second config vocabulary to own and translate.
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## Consequences
- `dsh` from any directory (and `pnpm run demo:tui`) boots the personal provider/model with zero repo changes; verified end-to-end against a personal Anthropic proxy with Opus 4.8, including a bash tool round trip.
- `dsh` from any directory (and `pnpm run demo:tui`) can apply personal providers, models, repository Plugins, and other Loader entries with no checkout edit; verified end-to-end against a personal Anthropic proxy with Opus 4.8, including a bash tool round trip.
- Because an id-targeted patch replaces the whole `config`, a personal override restates the base fields it keeps and can drift when the base entry changes shape; the loader's entry-not-found/name-mismatch warnings and [`dsh --dump-config`](2026-07-30-dsh-dump-config.md) (which prints the composed tree those patches produce) are the diagnostics.
- Personal patches resolve ids against the booted file's own tree, so nested-include overlays (Code Mode) are not personalized; live-run parity for those leaves is deferred.
- `dsh-app-boot` depends on `js-yaml` and imports the include's `!!js` YAML dialect (`entryListSchema`) directly, and, like `apps/cli`, depends on `@deepseek-ai/dsh-paths` for `resolveDshHome`.
- When PR #443 lands, `apps/cli/src/bin.ts`'s dispatch chain and `apps/cli/package.json`'s dependency list conflict textually; both resolve as unions (their `web`/`-p` branches plus our default-TUI branch).
- Live watching belongs only to long-running TUI and Web processes. Headless automation gets deterministic startup configuration and exits without retaining a watcher.
## Testing
`packages/ui/app-boot/tests/personal-config.spec.ts` pins `!!js` preservation and end-to-end interpolation through a booted tree, insert entries, the default directory resolving from `$DSH_HOME`, the absent/empty no-op paths, and the three fail-loud shapes (unreadable, unparsable, non-array). `examples/tui-agent/tests/tui-keyless-smoke.e2e.ts` boots the dsh bin in a PTY three ways: default config with no overlay, a personal `.env` + `config.yaml` chain whose patched welcome renders in the banner, and an invalid personal file failing the boot loudly. The pre-existing smokes and snapshot suites pass on a machine whose real `~/.dsh` overlay would change the booted model — the isolation, not luck.
`packages/ui/app-boot/tests/personal-config.spec.ts` pins parsing, startup application, exact-path add/failure/recovery/removal, last-good rollback, failure broadcast, and preservation of app-owned patches. `examples/tui-agent/tests/tui-keyless-smoke.e2e.ts` boots the real dsh bin with no overlay, a personal environment and UI patch, a config-only cached repository skill, and invalid personal YAML. Test launchers isolate `$DSH_HOME`, so a developer's real overlay cannot leak into fixtures.