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Paste an error code or terminal message to find a fix.

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GitHub community error cases

Explore 11 cases from 12 original reports: Desktop startup, plugin crashes and subagent authentication failures, with version-specific evidence.

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Diagnose in this order

  1. 01

    Copy the full error

    Keep the last useful terminal error, its code and the exact command you ran. Do not reduce the report to only “it does not open.”

  2. 02

    Match the exact error

    Match the error code or raw phrase first, such as EADDRINUSE, MISSING_CREDENTIAL, UNKNOWN_MODEL or npm.ps1 cannot be loaded.

  3. 03

    Change one thing at a time

    Change one setting, test again, and only then continue. This shows which action actually fixed the problem.

  4. 04

    Run one small test

    Use a harmless task in a small test folder before trying a production repository, an entire home directory or sensitive files.

What to do when there is no match

Open the full troubleshooting guide and record the operating system, node --version, DSH version, launch command and complete error. Remove API keys, private repository names, usernames and sensitive paths before posting upstream.