dsh-env-manager-plugin 0.1.0 → 0.1.1

package/docs/01-architecture/design.md

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-# V1 Design
-
-Status: V1 design, derived from
-[DSH_Environment_Service_Memory_Skill_Brainstorm.md](./DSH_Environment_Service_Memory_Skill_Brainstorm.md)
-and verified against the DSH runtime in [api-verification.md](./api-verification.md).
-
-Scope of this document: **V1 = P0** from the brainstorm, plus the contracts needed to start P1.
-
-Normative companions:
-
-- [detailed-design.md](./detailed-design.md) — module contracts, algorithms, tool and HTTP specs
-- [data-model.md](./data-model.md) — record schemas and result types
-- [tool-contract.md](./tool-contract.md) — model-facing tool surface
-- [storage-contract.md](./storage-contract.md) — persistence rules
-- [module-boundaries.md](./module-boundaries.md) — module ownership
-- [security-model.md](./security-model.md) — credential, policy and redaction rules
-- [ui-design.md](./ui-design.md) — Client panels and transport
-- [implementation-plan.md](./implementation-plan.md) — ordered tasks
-
----
-
-## 1. Goals and non-goals
-
-### 1.1 V1 goal
-
-Give every DSH session a shared, queryable environment context, and make the path from "agent knows the environment and service" to "the right Skill with the right parameters" explicit, deterministic and auditable.
-
-### 1.2 V1 delivers
-
-1. A DSH bundle with a Host half and a Client half.
-2. File-based registry storage under the plugin data directory.
-3. Manual management of environments, services, deployment bindings, rule profiles and operation bindings.
-4. Layered rule resolution with provenance and validation.
-5. Deterministic operation-to-Skill routing with conflict detection, availability checks and approval policy evaluation.
-6. Read-only Agent tools usable from any session in the profile.
-7. Session-scoped default environment.
-8. A minimal Web/Desktop configuration UI; file editing remains a supported baseline.
-
-### 1.3 V1 does not deliver
-
-- SSH/SFTP, Docker, Kubernetes or browser execution adapters.
-- Automatic deployment, rollback or self-healing.
-- Automatic extraction of service facts from Git, Maven, Dockerfile or Helm.
-- Automatic rule or Skill modification without review.
-- A persistent memory store of its own.
-- Guarantees that a derived path exists. Only an online check may mark a value verified.
-
----
-
-## 2. Design principles
-
-```text
-Registry files are the source of truth.
-Derived values are labelled as derived.
-A Skill reference is discovery, not execution authorization.
-Credentials are references; values never enter the registry or tool output.
-Conflicts fail loudly; nothing is chosen silently.
-Facts, derived values and verified observations are different things.
-```
-
-These principles are expanded into module rules in
-[module-boundaries.md](./module-boundaries.md) and hard constraints in
-[AGENTS.md](../../AGENTS.md) §3.
-
----
-
-## 3. Architecture
-
-```text
-DSH Web / Desktop
-  └── Client half (configuration panels, context preview)
-          │  POST /env-manager/api
-          ▼
-DSH Host process
-  ├── transport    header/origin checks, op dispatch
-  ├── tools        thin request/response layer
-  ├── app          shared use cases
-  ├── storage      atomic YAML read/write
-  ├── registry     validated per-request snapshot of storage
-  ├── resolver     pure context + rule resolution
-  ├── router       pure operation→Skill matching
-  ├── session      per-session default environment
-  └── memory-bridge  optional P1 contract
-          │
-          ▼
-Plugin data directory
-  ├── environments/  services/  deployments/  rules/  operations/
-  └── sessions/
-```
-
-### 3.1 Host and Client split
-
-- **Host** owns all business logic, validation and persistence.
-- **Client** renders and calls the plugin HTTP API; it never reads registry files directly and never re-implements resolution.
-- The Client plugin remains a plain JavaScript module in V1. The Host is TypeScript compiled to ESM (see [ADR-0004](./decisions/ADR-0004-typescript-host-js-client.md)).
-
-### 3.2 Host service dependencies
-
-These DSH services are verified in [api-verification.md](./api-verification.md):
-
-| Service | Use |
-|---|---|
-| `ctx.tools` | register Agent tools (F2–F5) |
-| `ctx.credentials` | `describe(ref)` for status only; `resolve` is never called (F8) |
-| `ctx.approval` | request confirmation for management writes that affect production (F7) |
-| `ctx.skills` | `snapshot()` for Skill availability; `register()` for the bundled discovery Skill (F20–F21) |
-| `ctx.webServer` | register the plugin HTTP route for the Client (F12) |
-| `profileContext` | `dir` for the default data directory (F10) |
-| Node `fs` | atomic writes and deletes under `dataDir`; `ctx.fs` lacks mkdir/unlink (F9) |
-
-Skill availability degrades to `available: 'unknown'` with `SKILL_REGISTRY_UNAVAILABLE`
-when the catalog is absent or incomplete, rather than silently passing.
-
-### 3.3 Bundled discovery Skill
-
-The Host registers one runtime Skill named `dsh-env-manager` through
-`ctx.skills.register()`. It is **not** an execution Skill and **not** an operation
-binding:
-
-- The registration lives in the plugin's unscoped `apply()` context, so it enters the
-  global Skill layer and is visible to every workspace in the same DSH profile. No
-  workspace `SKILL.md` is required.
-- Its catalog entry is the discovery surface: name, description and `whenToUse`. The full
-  workflow body is loaded only when the model or user invokes the Skill.
-- The workflow walks `env_find` → `env_set_context` → `env_resolve` →
-  `env_resolve_operation`; it does not execute anything.
-- The registration is disposed with the plugin fiber, so disabling or uninstalling the
-  plugin also removes the Skill.
-- `config.registerSkill` (default `true`) can suppress the entry for installations that
-  do not want it.
-- The plugin does not inject a global system-prompt section. Discovery stays in the
-  Skill catalog to avoid imposing environment-manager instructions on unrelated
-  sessions.
-- `ctx.skills` may be unavailable in a minimal Host; the plugin keeps its tools and panel
-  and simply skips Skill registration.
-
----
-
-## 4. Domain model
-
-See [data-model.md](./data-model.md).
-
-Key points that shape the design:
-
-- **Co-location** is expressed with one Host and several roles, not several hosts.
-- **Node kind and command access are machine properties**, not planes: `Host.kind`,
-  `Host.access` and `Host.clusterRef` record whether a machine is a VM, physical, K8s
-  all-in-one, K8s worker or Pod host and whether it exposes SSH, `kubectl` or `docker`.
-  Pods are workloads in deployment bindings, not Host records.
-- **Deployment bindings are many**: a service may run several times in one environment, so deployment ids are first-class.
-- **Rule profiles are shared**; environment and deployment carry field-level overrides.
-- **Operation bindings are predicates**, not a fixed matrix of every combination.
-
----
-
-## 5. Storage
-
-Full rules in [storage-contract.md](./storage-contract.md). Summary:
-
-```text
-<dataDir>/
-├── environments/{id}.yaml
-├── services/{id}.yaml
-├── deployments/{id}.yaml
-├── rules/{id}.yaml
-├── operations/{id}.yaml
-├── sessions/{sessionId}.json
-└── .backups/{kind}/{id}/{timestamp}.yaml
-```
-
-- `<dataDir>` defaults to `<profile>/data/dsh-env-manager` and is configurable.
-- Reads and writes go through the storage module; no other module touches files.
-- Writes are atomic (temp file + fsync + rename) with a rolling backup.
-- Invalid or unsupported records are skipped with a diagnostic, never deleted.
-- V1 has no index files. A snapshot is loaded per application request and reloaded after a write.
-
----
-
-## 6. Rule resolution
-
-### 6.1 Template language
-
-Only interpolation is supported:
-
-```text
-${name}
-${name.path}
-```
-
-Rules:
-
-- Identifier segments: `[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*`, separated by `.`.
-- No function calls, operators, conditionals, environment variables or command substitution.
-- No escaping. A lone `$` is literal; a malformed `${…}` (missing `}` or invalid
-  identifier) is `RULE_TEMPLATE_INVALID`.
-- Interpolation is allowed only in string-valued fields (`paths`, `logSources`, `classLocations`, binding parameters).
-
-### 6.2 Available namespaces
-
-```text
-env.id, env.name, env.category
-service.id, service.name, service.category
-service.artifact.name
-deployment.id, deployment.name, deployment.runtimeMode
-deployment.location.*            (runtime-specific: see data-model §5)
-<user variables from rule profiles and overrides>
-paths.*                          (resolved path fields)
-```
-
-`env`, `service` and `deployment` are read-only. `paths` is itself resolved, so a path may reference another path.
-
-### 6.3 Layers and precedence
-
-From lowest to highest:
-
-1. Built-in global defaults (empty in V1).
-2. Service `ruleProfileRefs`, in list order; later profiles win on field conflicts.
-3. Environment `ruleOverrides`.
-4. Deployment `variables` (variables only), then deployment `ruleOverrides` (all field kinds; wins over `variables` for the same variable).
-
-Merging is **field-level**, not whole-object replacement: overriding `paths.logDir` leaves `paths.jar` intact.
-
-### 6.4 Resolution algorithm
-
-```text
-1. Collect ordered layers.
-2. Merge variables, paths, logSources[per runtime], classLocations[per runtime]
-   into a raw map, recording the winning source and the shadowed sources per field.
-3. Build a dependency graph from ${...} references in raw string values.
-4. Detect cycles (DFS with an active stack) and report RULE_CYCLE with the cycle path.
-5. Reject references to unknown fields with RULE_UNDEFINED_VARIABLE.
-6. Resolve in dependency order; each substitution is recorded as a provenance input.
-7. Validate resolved paths: reject any `..` segment (RULE_PATH_TRAVERSAL).
-8. Select the log source and class location for the deployment's runtimeMode.
-9. Emit provenance for every field that was requested by the caller.
-```
-
-Resolution is pure: same inputs, same outputs, no I/O.
-
-### 6.5 Which fields are resolved eagerly
-
-`env_resolve` returns only the fields used by the runtime:
-
-- all `paths` fields defined by any layer (bounded, typically under 20),
-- the `logSources[runtimeMode]` entry,
-- the `classLocations[runtimeMode]` entry,
-- merged `variables`.
-
-Only defined fields are evaluated; the resolver never guesses a missing path. A defined
-template that references a name no layer defines is still `RULE_UNDEFINED_VARIABLE`.
-
-### 6.6 Provenance semantics
-
-For each returned field, the response includes:
-
-- `definedBy` — the winning layer and, when applicable, the rule profile id.
-- `inputs` — every referenced field with the layer that supplied it.
-- `shadowed` — lower-priority definitions that were overridden.
-
-This makes AC-04 explainable: overriding `paths.logDir` at the environment layer changes `paths.applicationLog` while its `definedBy` remains the service rule profile. Both facts are visible.
-
-### 6.7 Log sources
-
-Log sources are structured, not collapsed into a file path:
-
-| Runtime | Source kind | Example fields |
-|---|---|---|
-| native | `file` | `path` |
-| docker | `container-stdout` | `container` |
-| kubernetes | `pod-logs` | `namespace`, `workload` |
-
-### 6.8 Class locations
-
-Three distinct kinds are preserved:
-
-- `build-output` — e.g. `target/classes`
-- `deployed-dir` — an exploded class directory on the host
-- `jar-entry` — a jar path plus the class entry prefix
-
-### 6.9 Worked example
-
-Service `aicoservice` references `java-common`; environment `test-a` overrides `paths.logDir`; deployment `deploy-001` is Kubernetes.
-
-```text
-paths.serviceHome   /opt/company/services/aicoservice        service/java-common
-paths.jar           /opt/company/services/aicoservice/lib/aicoservice.jar
-                                                             (input: serviceHome)
-paths.logDir        /data/logs/aicoservice                   environment (shadowed service)
-paths.applicationLog /data/logs/aicoservice/aicoservice.log  service/java-common
-                                                             (input: logDir → environment)
-logSource           pod-logs dv-sop / aicoservice            service/java-common
-```
-
-The `applicationLog` value reflects the environment override even though its template was defined at the service layer.
-
----
-
-## 7. Operation Skill routing
-
-### 7.1 Match levels
-
-Bindings are grouped by how specific their `match` predicate is:
-
-| Level | Predicate | Priority |
-|---|---|---|
-| `deployment` | `match.deploymentId` set | 1 (highest) |
-| `environment-service` | `match.environmentId` + `match.serviceId` | 2 |
-| `service` | `match.serviceId` only | 3 |
-| `category-mode` | `match.serviceCategory` + `match.deploymentMode` | 4 |
-| `global` | empty match object | 5 (lowest) |
-
-A predicate is eligible only if **every** field it declares matches the resolved context. `deploymentMode` compares against `runtimeMode`; `serviceCategory` compares against the service category.
-
-A `match` that is not one of these five shapes (for example `environmentId` alone) is rejected at record validation; it never reaches routing.
-
-### 7.2 Conflict rule
-
-If more than one enabled binding is eligible at the highest level, the result is `BINDING_CONFLICT` listing every candidate id, level and skill name. No binding is selected.
-
-If exactly one binding is eligible at the highest level, lower levels are ignored entirely, even if they also match.
-
-### 7.3 Skill availability
-
-Checks, in order, against `ctx.skills.snapshot({ scope, cwd, signal })`:
-
-1. The catalog is complete; an incomplete snapshot means the check is inconclusive.
-2. The Skill name is registered.
-3. If `expectedSource` is set, the registered `source` matches.
-4. If `expectedProvider` is set, the registered `provider` matches.
-
-Outcomes:
-
-- pass → `available: true`
-- fail → `SKILL_UNAVAILABLE`, `ok: false`
-- registry absent or incomplete → `available: 'unknown'` plus `SKILL_REGISTRY_UNAVAILABLE` warning, `ok: true` (routing still useful) but the caller is told the check was incomplete
-
-Digest pinning is not supported: the DSH catalog exposes no digest. The router never
-substitutes a different Skill.
-
-### 7.4 Approval policy
-
-Evaluation order:
-
-1. Write operation and `policy.requiresApproval !== false` → `requiresApproval: true`.
-2. `environmentCategory === 'production'` and `policy.allowProduction !== true` → `POLICY_DENIED`.
-3. Otherwise the policy is returned as declared.
-
-V1 does not execute the operation. The resolved policy is returned to the caller; enforcement happens in the executing Skill or in the future executor.
-
-### 7.5 Parameter mapping
-
-- Binding `parameters` values are templates resolved against the same namespaces as rules, plus `paths.*`.
-- Result values must be `string`, `number` or `boolean`; numbers and booleans are stringified.
-- Any unresolved reference or non-scalar value fails with `PARAMETER_RESOLUTION_FAILED`.
-- Parameters are not a command line. They are structured inputs for the target Skill.
-
-### 7.6 Worked example
-
-```text
-operation: redeploy
-context:   test-a / aicoservice / deploy-001 (kubernetes)
-
-eligible:
-  binding-001  level=environment-service  skill=redeploy-k8s-service
-selected: binding-001
-parameters: namespace=dv-sop workload=aicoservice cluster=k8s-01
-policy: requiresApproval=true allowProduction=false
-skill: available=true
-```
-
-If `redeploy-k8s-service` is missing, the result is an error with `SKILL_UNAVAILABLE`; it does not fall through to `binding-002`.
-
----
-
-## 8. Session context
-
-- `env_set_context` writes `sessions/{sessionId}.json` with `defaultEnvironmentId`.
-- Passing `null` clears the default.
-- `env_get_context` returns the current session's default, if any.
-- DSH exposes `sessionProjections`, but it requires declared session event types and a
-  closed projection schema, so a standalone bundle cannot use it. V1 writes
-  `sessions/{sessionId}.json`; a projection-based store is a later refinement
-  (detailed-design §9).
-- Session context is isolated: it cannot modify registry files or another session's default.
-
-Tools that need an environment accept an explicit `environmentId`. When omitted, they fall back to the session default and otherwise return a validation error naming both options.
-
----
-
-## 9. Tool surface
-
-Full schemas in [tool-contract.md](./tool-contract.md); the `defineTool` definitions
-are specified in [detailed-design.md](./detailed-design.md) §11.
-
-Every tool is registered with `defineTool`:
-
-```ts
-ctx.tools.register(defineTool({
-  name: 'env_list',
-  description: '...',
-  parameters: { kind: { type: 'string', enum: [...] } },
-  output: { schema: { ... }, render: (args, value) => [{ type: 'text', text: '...' }] },
-  async execute(args, exec) { /* returns the declared JSON value */ },
-}))
-```
-
-Read tools:
-
-```text
-env_list, env_get, env_find, env_resolve, env_resolve_operation,
-env_get_context, env_set_context
-```
-
-Management tools (state-changing):
-
-```text
-env_save, env_delete, env_validate
-```
-
-Results:
-
-- Success returns the declared JSON value, validated by DSH against
-  `output.schema`.
-- Expected failures throw `EnvManagerError extends HarnessError`, which carries a
-  stable `code` (`ENV_NOT_FOUND`, `BINDING_CONFLICT`, `POLICY_DENIED`, …) and a
-  message safe to show. There is no `{ ok: false }` value.
-- `env_delete` and production `env_save` ask `ctx.approval`; any outcome other than
-  `allowed-once` denies.
-- Errors never include credential values, file contents or stack traces.
-
----
-
-## 10. Client UI
-
-### 10.1 V1 baseline
-
-Configuration is possible without the UI:
-
-- edit YAML files under `dataDir` directly;
-- call `env_validate` to check the registry;
-- call `env_resolve` / `env_resolve_operation` to inspect behavior.
-
-### 10.2 V1 UI
-
-A dedicated Environment Manager surface in the DSH Web/Desktop client, registered as a
-`sidebar.panellist` entry (id `env-manager`) plus the `main` panel keyed
-`env-manager`:
-
-| Section | Content |
-|---|---|
-| Environments (default) | list; detail split into overview, all nodes, management/business/database/expansion plane views, login records, Kubernetes/clusters, endpoints and YAML; shell-only New environment |
-| Overview | counts, dataDir, warnings, validate |
-| Records | Services, Deployments, Rule profiles and Operation bindings as YAML editors |
-| Context preview | pick environment + service (+ deployment) and inspect the Service Context |
-| Operation preview | operation → selected binding, skill availability, policy, parameters |
-
-Rules for the UI:
-
-- All reads/writes go through the plugin's same-origin HTTP API
-  (`POST /env-manager/api`, ADR-0009); no direct file access and no second business
-  path.
-- The UI cannot read or write session context in V1; that stays with the agent tools.
-- `New environment` creates only the environment shell and the four standard role
-  definitions; nodes are added inside the relevant plane. Plane tabs are filters over the
-  same `hosts[]`, never separate records. Environment detail and YAML are editable.
-- A node also carries a machine kind (`vm`, `physical`, `k8s-all-in-one`, `k8s-worker`,
-  `pod-host`) and its command surfaces (`ssh`, `kubectl`, `docker`). Kubernetes and Pod-host
-  nodes reference a cluster. Individual Pods are not modeled as hosts; `pod-host` is the
-  machine reached with `docker exec`. The detail page has a Kubernetes/clusters tab for
-  cluster metadata. See ADR-0011.
-- Service, deployment, rule and binding records are edited as YAML, validated
-  server-side before writing.
-- Text is routed through the client locale service; `en` and `zh` provided.
-- The UI must show provenance for derived values, not just the final string.
-- Production-category destructive actions are visually distinct and require
-  confirmation.
-
-Details: [ui-design.md](./ui-design.md). The implemented `client.js` registers the
-sidebar entry and the `main` panel; the panel is the configuration surface described
-above.
-
----
-
-## 11. Memory bridge (P1 boundary)
-
-V1 defines the contract and ships a null adapter:
-
-```ts
-interface MemoryBridge {
-  emitOperationRecord(record: OperationRecord): Promise<void>;
-  queryMemory(scope: MemoryScope): Promise<MemoryQueryResult[]>;
-  proposeChange(proposal: RuleOrSkillProposal): Promise<{ id: string }>;
-}
-```
-
-- Null adapter returns `MEMORY_BRIDGE_UNAVAILABLE` as a warning; it never throws into a tool.
-- `EvidenceRef` values are opaque strings, sanitized before emission.
-- The bridge never writes registry files and never applies proposals.
-- P1 wires the adapter to the memory plugin's public contract once that contract is verified.
-
----
-
-## 12. Security
-
-Summary; details in [security-model.md](./security-model.md).
-
-- `credentialRef` only in registry records; status via `ctx.credentials.describe`, never
-  `resolve`. The add/edit node form may call `ctx.credentials.set` once with an optional
-  login password and never persists or returns the value; shell creation and batch import
-  collect no password.
-- Production write operations denied unless `allowProduction: true`.
-- Tool management writes affecting production records require `ctx.approval`.
-- UI writes run as actor `'ui'` and are denied for production unless
-  `writePolicy.allowUiProductionWrites` is enabled.
-- The `/env-manager/api` route requires a custom header and a same-origin `Origin`;
-  no CORS headers are sent.
-- Rule resolution rejects cycles, undefined variables and path traversal.
-- Diagnostics and logs must be redacted before emission.
-- Fail closed on conflicts, missing Skills and broken references.
-
----
-
-## 13. Error handling
-
-- Tool failures throw `EnvManagerError extends HarnessError`; DSH records the stable
-  `{ name, code }` and shows the message. A bare string is never thrown.
-- HTTP failures return `{ ok: false, error: { code, message, details? } }` with a
-  status from [detailed-design.md](./detailed-design.md) §12.2.
-- Registry load failures produce diagnostics and keep serving the records that are valid.
-- Resolution failures name the field and the offending variable.
-- Router failures list candidate bindings.
-- All error paths are covered by tests listed in
-  [verification-policy.md](../02-harness/verification-policy.md).
-
----
-
-## 14. Acceptance criteria
-
-| ID | Scenario | V1 | Verification |
-|---|---|---|---|
-| AC-01 | One host carries management + business roles with no duplicate host entry | yes | `env_save` validation test |
-| AC-02 | K8s cluster/workload and Docker instance are queryable through deployment bindings | yes | resolver test |
-| AC-03 | Service with Git URL and artifact is visible to a second session | yes | registry reload test |
-| AC-04 | Java common rules plus environment override compute paths with provenance | yes | resolver + provenance test |
-| AC-05 | `env_resolve_operation` returns the bound Skill and mapped parameters for test-a redeploy | yes | router test |
-| AC-06 | Two same-level bindings produce a conflict error | yes | router conflict test |
-| AC-07 | Two sessions share data but keep different defaults | yes | session store test |
-| AC-08 | Credential query returns ref, configured and source only | yes | tool output test |
-| AC-09 | A completed log check stores a sanitized summary and evidence refs | P1 | memory bridge contract test |
-| AC-10 | A rule change derived from experience becomes a pending proposal | P1 | proposal queue test |
-| AC-11 | Environment detail shows host accounts with protocol/auth/last-login source, without secret values | yes | app test + UI checklist |
-| AC-12 | Login records are stored in the environment YAML, reference existing hosts/accounts and render newest-first | yes | app integrity test + UI checklist |
-| AC-13 | Environments is the default tab, `New environment` is reachable from the header, and Records excludes environments | yes | UI checklist |
-| AC-14 | `New environment` creates only the shell with four standard roles, and a plane tab filters the same `hosts[]` without copying nodes | yes | app schema test + UI checklist |
-| AC-15 | A node can carry multiple roles, is editable, is batch-importable without a password, and is searchable by id/name/IP/role/kind/access/cluster/account | yes | UI checklist + live verification |
-| AC-16 | A host records machine kind and command access; K8s kinds require an existing cluster; a Pod host is one machine, not one entry per Pod | yes | schema test + UI checklist + live verification |
-| AC-17 | Cluster metadata includes optional topology and a node count derived from `clusterRef`; cluster create/edit round-trips in the panel | yes | app test + UI checklist |
-| AC-18 | A host account can store a web login URL and username; a password is written to the credential service and only `credentialRef` remains; the account can be edited and searched by URL | yes | app test + UI checklist + live verification |
-
----
-
-## 15. Build and packaging
-
-### 15.1 Host
-
-- TypeScript sources in `src/`.
-- `tsconfig.json`: `target ES2022`, `module NodeNext`, `strict`, `outDir lib`.
-- `npm run build` → `tsc -p tsconfig.json`.
-- `package.json` exports `.` → `./index.js`; `index.js` is a shim that re-exports `./lib/index.js`.
-
-### 15.2 Client
-
-- Plain JavaScript `client.js` at the repository root, in the DSH module-loader format.
-- No build step in V1; no JSX. Components use `React.createElement`.
-- If the UI later requires TypeScript or JSX, a client bundling step is added with its own ADR.
-
-### 15.3 Bundle layout
-
-```text
-dsh-env-manager/
-├── index.js              # host entry shim: export * from './lib/index.js'
-├── client.js             # client module
-├── cordis.patch.yml
-├── package.json
-├── tsconfig.json
-├── src/                  # TypeScript host sources
-├── lib/                  # build output (git-ignored)
-├── locale/
-├── icon.svg
-├── docs/
-└── tests/
-```
-
-`files` in `package.json` includes `index.js`, `lib/`, `client.js`, `cordis.patch.yml`, `locale/`, `icon.svg`, `README.md`, `LICENSE`.
-
-Manifest contract:
-
-- `dsh.bundle.patch: ./cordis.patch.yml` registers the Host plugin.
-- `dsh.client: { platform: 'web', immediately: true }` loads the Client half in Web and
-  Desktop. It declares no `inject` dependency on a conversation UI package, because the
-  panel lives in the shell's sidebar/main slots, not the composer dock.
-
-### 15.4 Dependencies
-
-| Package | Purpose | Scope |
-|---|---|---|
-| `zod` | record validation | runtime |
-| `yaml` | YAML parse/serialize | runtime |
-| `@deepseek-ai/schemastery` | `Config` schema | runtime |
-| `@deepseek-ai/dsh-tools` | `defineTool`, tool types | peer |
-| `@deepseek-ai/dsh-llm` | `HarnessError` | peer |
-| `@deepseek-ai/cordis` | `Context` type (type-only) | peer, provided by the Host |
-| `typescript` | build | dev |
-| `vitest` | tests | dev |
-
-Peer packages are provided by the DSH profile; the plugin must not bundle them.
-Version alignment is pinned to the runtime release (`0.2.1-rc.5` at design time) and
-checked during T01. Adding any other dependency follows
-`docs/04-development/dependency-policy.md`.
-
----
-
-## 16. Open questions
-
-The eight integration questions from the first draft are resolved in
-[api-verification.md](./api-verification.md):
-
-| # | Question | Resolution |
-|---|---|---|
-| 1 | Plugin data directory | `profileContext.dir` → `<dir>/data/dsh-env-manager` (F10) |
-| 2 | `ctx.fs` for data paths | unusable for create/delete; use Node fs under `dataDir` (F9) |
-| 3 | Skill registry API | `ctx.skills.snapshot`; source/provider checks, no digest (F20) |
-| 4 | Durable session metadata | V1 file store; projection is a later refinement (F11) |
-| 5 | Client slot for a panel | `sidebar.panellist` + `main` keyed `env-manager` (F15) |
-| 6 | Client→Host calls | plugin-owned HTTP route, ADR-0009 (F14) |
-| 7 | Memory plugin contract | still owned by the memory plugin; null adapter until P1 |
-| 8 | `credentials.describe` coverage | presence/source/writability, no value (F8) |
-
-Remaining, none blocking V1:
-
-- The memory plugin's public contract (P1).
-- Cross-process write locking for a shared `dataDir`.
-- A session-event projection instead of the session file.
-- Client bundling if the UI outgrows a single plain-JS module.
-
----
-
-## 17. Traceability to the brainstorm
-
-| Brainstorm | Design section |
-|---|---|
-| §3.1 environment types and co-location | §4, data-model §3 |
-| §3.2 common operations | §7, data-model §7 |
-| §3.3 ideal interaction | §7, §9 |
-| §4.1 environment registry | data-model §3 |
-| §4.2 service catalog | data-model §4 |
-| §4.3 deployment binding | data-model §5 |
-| §4.4 rule catalog / resolver | §6, data-model §6 |
-| §5 operation skill registry | §7, data-model §7 |
-| §6 session context | §8 |
-| §7 memory bridge | §11 |
-| §8 security and governance | §12, security-model |
-| §9 P0 scope | §1 |
-| §10 module split | module-boundaries |
-| §11 acceptance scenarios | §14 |
-| §12 open questions | §16 |
+# V1 Design
+
+Status: V1 design, derived from
+[DSH_Environment_Service_Memory_Skill_Brainstorm.md](./DSH_Environment_Service_Memory_Skill_Brainstorm.md)
+and verified against the DSH runtime in [api-verification.md](./api-verification.md).
+
+Scope of this document: **V1 = P0** from the brainstorm, plus the contracts needed to start P1.
+
+Normative companions:
+
+- [detailed-design.md](./detailed-design.md) — module contracts, algorithms, tool and HTTP specs
+- [data-model.md](./data-model.md) — record schemas and result types
+- [tool-contract.md](./tool-contract.md) — model-facing tool surface
+- [storage-contract.md](./storage-contract.md) — persistence rules
+- [module-boundaries.md](./module-boundaries.md) — module ownership
+- [security-model.md](./security-model.md) — credential, policy and redaction rules
+- [ui-design.md](./ui-design.md) — Client panels and transport
+- [implementation-plan.md](./implementation-plan.md) — ordered tasks
+
+---
+
+## 1. Goals and non-goals
+
+### 1.1 V1 goal
+
+Give every DSH session a shared, queryable environment context, and make the path from "agent knows the environment and service" to "the right Skill with the right parameters" explicit, deterministic and auditable.
+
+### 1.2 V1 delivers
+
+1. A DSH bundle with a Host half and a Client half.
+2. File-based registry storage under the plugin data directory.
+3. Manual management of environments, services, deployment bindings, rule profiles and operation bindings.
+4. Layered rule resolution with provenance and validation.
+5. Deterministic operation-to-Skill routing with conflict detection, availability checks and approval policy evaluation.
+6. Read-only Agent tools usable from any session in the profile.
+7. Session-scoped default environment.
+8. A minimal Web/Desktop configuration UI; file editing remains a supported baseline.
+
+### 1.3 V1 does not deliver
+
+- SSH/SFTP, Docker, Kubernetes or browser execution adapters.
+- Automatic deployment, rollback or self-healing.
+- Automatic extraction of service facts from Git, Maven, Dockerfile or Helm.
+- Automatic rule or Skill modification without review.
+- A persistent memory store of its own.
+- Guarantees that a derived path exists. Only an online check may mark a value verified.
+
+---
+
+## 2. Design principles
+
+```text
+Registry files are the source of truth.
+Derived values are labelled as derived.
+A Skill reference is discovery, not execution authorization.
+Credentials are references; values never enter the registry or tool output.
+Conflicts fail loudly; nothing is chosen silently.
+Facts, derived values and verified observations are different things.
+```
+
+These principles are expanded into module rules in
+[module-boundaries.md](./module-boundaries.md) and hard constraints in
+[AGENTS.md](../../AGENTS.md) §3.
+
+---
+
+## 3. Architecture
+
+```text
+DSH Web / Desktop
+  └── Client half (configuration panels, context preview)
+          │  POST /env-manager/api
+          ▼
+DSH Host process
+  ├── transport    header/origin checks, op dispatch
+  ├── tools        thin request/response layer
+  ├── app          shared use cases
+  ├── storage      atomic YAML read/write
+  ├── registry     validated per-request snapshot of storage
+  ├── resolver     pure context + rule resolution
+  ├── router       pure operation→Skill matching
+  ├── session      per-session default environment
+  └── memory-bridge  optional P1 contract
+          │
+          ▼
+Plugin data directory
+  ├── environments/  services/  deployments/  rules/  operations/
+  └── sessions/
+```
+
+### 3.1 Host and Client split
+
+- **Host** owns all business logic, validation and persistence.
+- **Client** renders and calls the plugin HTTP API; it never reads registry files directly and never re-implements resolution.
+- The Client plugin remains a plain JavaScript module in V1. The Host is TypeScript compiled to ESM (see [ADR-0004](./decisions/ADR-0004-typescript-host-js-client.md)).
+
+### 3.2 Host service dependencies
+
+These DSH services are verified in [api-verification.md](./api-verification.md):
+
+| Service | Use |
+|---|---|
+| `ctx.tools` | register Agent tools (F2–F5) |
+| `ctx.credentials` | `describe(ref)` for status only; `resolve` is never called (F8) |
+| `ctx.approval` | request confirmation for management writes that affect production (F7) |
+| `ctx.skills` | `snapshot()` for Skill availability; `register()` for the bundled discovery Skill (F20–F21) |
+| `ctx.webServer` | register the plugin HTTP route for the Client (F12) |
+| `profileContext` | `dir` for the default data directory (F10) |
+| Node `fs` | atomic writes and deletes under `dataDir`; `ctx.fs` lacks mkdir/unlink (F9) |
+
+Skill availability degrades to `available: 'unknown'` with `SKILL_REGISTRY_UNAVAILABLE`
+when the catalog is absent or incomplete, rather than silently passing.
+
+### 3.3 Bundled discovery Skill
+
+The Host registers one runtime Skill named `dsh-env-manager` through
+`ctx.skills.register()`. It is **not** an execution Skill and **not** an operation
+binding:
+
+- The registration lives in the plugin's unscoped `apply()` context, so it enters the
+  global Skill layer and is visible to every workspace in the same DSH profile. No
+  workspace `SKILL.md` is required.
+- Its catalog entry is the discovery surface: name, description and `whenToUse`. The full
+  workflow body is loaded only when the model or user invokes the Skill.
+- The workflow walks `env_find` → `env_set_context` → `env_resolve` →
+  `env_resolve_operation`; it does not execute anything.
+- The registration is disposed with the plugin fiber, so disabling or uninstalling the
+  plugin also removes the Skill.
+- `config.registerSkill` (default `true`) can suppress the entry for installations that
+  do not want it.
+- The plugin does not inject a global system-prompt section. Discovery stays in the
+  Skill catalog to avoid imposing environment-manager instructions on unrelated
+  sessions.
+- `ctx.skills` may be unavailable in a minimal Host; the plugin keeps its tools and panel
+  and simply skips Skill registration.
+
+---
+
+## 4. Domain model
+
+See [data-model.md](./data-model.md).
+
+Key points that shape the design:
+
+- **Co-location** is expressed with one Host and several roles, not several hosts.
+- **Node kind and command access are machine properties**, not planes: `Host.kind`,
+  `Host.access` and `Host.clusterRef` record whether a machine is a VM, physical, K8s
+  all-in-one, K8s worker or Pod host and whether it exposes SSH, `kubectl` or `docker`.
+  Pods are workloads in deployment bindings, not Host records.
+- **Deployment bindings are many**: a service may run several times in one environment, so deployment ids are first-class.
+- **Rule profiles are shared**; environment and deployment carry field-level overrides.
+- **Operation bindings are predicates**, not a fixed matrix of every combination.
+
+---
+
+## 5. Storage
+
+Full rules in [storage-contract.md](./storage-contract.md). Summary:
+
+```text
+<dataDir>/
+├── environments/{id}.yaml
+├── services/{id}.yaml
+├── deployments/{id}.yaml
+├── rules/{id}.yaml
+├── operations/{id}.yaml
+├── sessions/{sessionId}.json
+└── .backups/{kind}/{id}/{timestamp}.yaml
+```
+
+- `<dataDir>` defaults to `<profile>/data/dsh-env-manager` and is configurable.
+- Reads and writes go through the storage module; no other module touches files.
+- Writes are atomic (temp file + fsync + rename) with a rolling backup.
+- Invalid or unsupported records are skipped with a diagnostic, never deleted.
+- V1 has no index files. A snapshot is loaded per application request and reloaded after a write.
+
+---
+
+## 6. Rule resolution
+
+### 6.1 Template language
+
+Only interpolation is supported:
+
+```text
+${name}
+${name.path}
+```
+
+Rules:
+
+- Identifier segments: `[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*`, separated by `.`.
+- No function calls, operators, conditionals, environment variables or command substitution.
+- No escaping. A lone `$` is literal; a malformed `${…}` (missing `}` or invalid
+  identifier) is `RULE_TEMPLATE_INVALID`.
+- Interpolation is allowed only in string-valued fields (`paths`, `logSources`, `classLocations`, binding parameters).
+
+### 6.2 Available namespaces
+
+```text
+env.id, env.name, env.category
+service.id, service.name, service.category
+service.artifact.name
+deployment.id, deployment.name, deployment.runtimeMode
+deployment.location.*            (runtime-specific: see data-model §5)
+<user variables from rule profiles and overrides>
+paths.*                          (resolved path fields)
+```
+
+`env`, `service` and `deployment` are read-only. `paths` is itself resolved, so a path may reference another path.
+
+### 6.3 Layers and precedence
+
+From lowest to highest:
+
+1. Built-in global defaults (empty in V1).
+2. Service `ruleProfileRefs`, in list order; later profiles win on field conflicts.
+3. Environment `ruleOverrides`.
+4. Deployment `variables` (variables only), then deployment `ruleOverrides` (all field kinds; wins over `variables` for the same variable).
+
+Merging is **field-level**, not whole-object replacement: overriding `paths.logDir` leaves `paths.jar` intact.
+
+### 6.4 Resolution algorithm
+
+```text
+1. Collect ordered layers.
+2. Merge variables, paths, logSources[per runtime], classLocations[per runtime]
+   into a raw map, recording the winning source and the shadowed sources per field.
+3. Build a dependency graph from ${...} references in raw string values.
+4. Detect cycles (DFS with an active stack) and report RULE_CYCLE with the cycle path.
+5. Reject references to unknown fields with RULE_UNDEFINED_VARIABLE.
+6. Resolve in dependency order; each substitution is recorded as a provenance input.
+7. Validate resolved paths: reject any `..` segment (RULE_PATH_TRAVERSAL).
+8. Select the log source and class location for the deployment's runtimeMode.
+9. Emit provenance for every field that was requested by the caller.
+```
+
+Resolution is pure: same inputs, same outputs, no I/O.
+
+### 6.5 Which fields are resolved eagerly
+
+`env_resolve` returns only the fields used by the runtime:
+
+- all `paths` fields defined by any layer (bounded, typically under 20),
+- the `logSources[runtimeMode]` entry,
+- the `classLocations[runtimeMode]` entry,
+- merged `variables`.
+
+Only defined fields are evaluated; the resolver never guesses a missing path. A defined
+template that references a name no layer defines is still `RULE_UNDEFINED_VARIABLE`.
+
+### 6.6 Provenance semantics
+
+For each returned field, the response includes:
+
+- `definedBy` — the winning layer and, when applicable, the rule profile id.
+- `inputs` — every referenced field with the layer that supplied it.
+- `shadowed` — lower-priority definitions that were overridden.
+
+This makes AC-04 explainable: overriding `paths.logDir` at the environment layer changes `paths.applicationLog` while its `definedBy` remains the service rule profile. Both facts are visible.
+
+### 6.7 Log sources
+
+Log sources are structured, not collapsed into a file path:
+
+| Runtime | Source kind | Example fields |
+|---|---|---|
+| native | `file` | `path` |
+| docker | `container-stdout` | `container` |
+| kubernetes | `pod-logs` | `namespace`, `workload` |
+
+### 6.8 Class locations
+
+Three distinct kinds are preserved:
+
+- `build-output` — e.g. `target/classes`
+- `deployed-dir` — an exploded class directory on the host
+- `jar-entry` — a jar path plus the class entry prefix
+
+### 6.9 Worked example
+
+Service `aicoservice` references `java-common`; environment `test-a` overrides `paths.logDir`; deployment `deploy-001` is Kubernetes.
+
+```text
+paths.serviceHome   /opt/company/services/aicoservice        service/java-common
+paths.jar           /opt/company/services/aicoservice/lib/aicoservice.jar
+                                                             (input: serviceHome)
+paths.logDir        /data/logs/aicoservice                   environment (shadowed service)
+paths.applicationLog /data/logs/aicoservice/aicoservice.log  service/java-common
+                                                             (input: logDir → environment)
+logSource           pod-logs dv-sop / aicoservice            service/java-common
+```
+
+The `applicationLog` value reflects the environment override even though its template was defined at the service layer.
+
+---
+
+## 7. Operation Skill routing
+
+### 7.1 Match levels
+
+Bindings are grouped by how specific their `match` predicate is:
+
+| Level | Predicate | Priority |
+|---|---|---|
+| `deployment` | `match.deploymentId` set | 1 (highest) |
+| `environment-service` | `match.environmentId` + `match.serviceId` | 2 |
+| `service` | `match.serviceId` only | 3 |
+| `category-mode` | `match.serviceCategory` + `match.deploymentMode` | 4 |
+| `global` | empty match object | 5 (lowest) |
+
+A predicate is eligible only if **every** field it declares matches the resolved context. `deploymentMode` compares against `runtimeMode`; `serviceCategory` compares against the service category.
+
+A `match` that is not one of these five shapes (for example `environmentId` alone) is rejected at record validation; it never reaches routing.
+
+### 7.2 Conflict rule
+
+If more than one enabled binding is eligible at the highest level, the result is `BINDING_CONFLICT` listing every candidate id, level and skill name. No binding is selected.
+
+If exactly one binding is eligible at the highest level, lower levels are ignored entirely, even if they also match.
+
+### 7.3 Skill availability
+
+Checks, in order, against `ctx.skills.snapshot({ scope, cwd, signal })`:
+
+1. The catalog is complete; an incomplete snapshot means the check is inconclusive.
+2. The Skill name is registered.
+3. If `expectedSource` is set, the registered `source` matches.
+4. If `expectedProvider` is set, the registered `provider` matches.
+
+Outcomes:
+
+- pass → `available: true`
+- fail → `SKILL_UNAVAILABLE`, `ok: false`
+- registry absent or incomplete → `available: 'unknown'` plus `SKILL_REGISTRY_UNAVAILABLE` warning, `ok: true` (routing still useful) but the caller is told the check was incomplete
+
+Digest pinning is not supported: the DSH catalog exposes no digest. The router never
+substitutes a different Skill.
+
+### 7.4 Approval policy
+
+Evaluation order:
+
+1. Write operation and `policy.requiresApproval !== false` → `requiresApproval: true`.
+2. `environmentCategory === 'production'` and `policy.allowProduction !== true` → `POLICY_DENIED`.
+3. Otherwise the policy is returned as declared.
+
+V1 does not execute the operation. The resolved policy is returned to the caller; enforcement happens in the executing Skill or in the future executor.
+
+### 7.5 Parameter mapping
+
+- Binding `parameters` values are templates resolved against the same namespaces as rules, plus `paths.*`.
+- Result values must be `string`, `number` or `boolean`; numbers and booleans are stringified.
+- Any unresolved reference or non-scalar value fails with `PARAMETER_RESOLUTION_FAILED`.
+- Parameters are not a command line. They are structured inputs for the target Skill.
+
+### 7.6 Worked example
+
+```text
+operation: redeploy
+context:   test-a / aicoservice / deploy-001 (kubernetes)
+
+eligible:
+  binding-001  level=environment-service  skill=redeploy-k8s-service
+selected: binding-001
+parameters: namespace=dv-sop workload=aicoservice cluster=k8s-01
+policy: requiresApproval=true allowProduction=false
+skill: available=true
+```
+
+If `redeploy-k8s-service` is missing, the result is an error with `SKILL_UNAVAILABLE`; it does not fall through to `binding-002`.
+
+---
+
+## 8. Session context
+
+- `env_set_context` writes `sessions/{sessionId}.json` with `defaultEnvironmentId`.
+- Passing `null` clears the default.
+- `env_get_context` returns the current session's default, if any.
+- DSH exposes `sessionProjections`, but it requires declared session event types and a
+  closed projection schema, so a standalone bundle cannot use it. V1 writes
+  `sessions/{sessionId}.json`; a projection-based store is a later refinement
+  (detailed-design §9).
+- Session context is isolated: it cannot modify registry files or another session's default.
+
+Tools that need an environment accept an explicit `environmentId`. When omitted, they fall back to the session default and otherwise return a validation error naming both options.
+
+---
+
+## 9. Tool surface
+
+Full schemas in [tool-contract.md](./tool-contract.md); the `defineTool` definitions
+are specified in [detailed-design.md](./detailed-design.md) §11.
+
+Every tool is registered with `defineTool`:
+
+```ts
+ctx.tools.register(defineTool({
+  name: 'env_list',
+  description: '...',
+  parameters: { kind: { type: 'string', enum: [...] } },
+  output: { schema: { ... }, render: (args, value) => [{ type: 'text', text: '...' }] },
+  async execute(args, exec) { /* returns the declared JSON value */ },
+}))
+```
+
+Read tools:
+
+```text
+env_list, env_get, env_find, env_resolve, env_resolve_operation,
+env_get_context, env_set_context
+```
+
+Management tools (state-changing):
+
+```text
+env_save, env_delete, env_validate
+```
+
+Results:
+
+- Success returns the declared JSON value, validated by DSH against
+  `output.schema`.
+- Expected failures throw `EnvManagerError extends HarnessError`, which carries a
+  stable `code` (`ENV_NOT_FOUND`, `BINDING_CONFLICT`, `POLICY_DENIED`, …) and a
+  message safe to show. There is no `{ ok: false }` value.
+- `env_delete` and production `env_save` ask `ctx.approval`; any outcome other than
+  `allowed-once` denies.
+- Errors never include credential values, file contents or stack traces.
+
+---
+
+## 10. Client UI
+
+### 10.1 V1 baseline
+
+Configuration is possible without the UI:
+
+- edit YAML files under `dataDir` directly;
+- call `env_validate` to check the registry;
+- call `env_resolve` / `env_resolve_operation` to inspect behavior.
+
+### 10.2 V1 UI
+
+A dedicated Environment Manager surface in the DSH Web/Desktop client, registered as a
+`sidebar.panellist` entry (id `env-manager`) plus the `main` panel keyed
+`env-manager`:
+
+| Section | Content |
+|---|---|
+| Environments (default) | list; detail split into overview, all nodes, management/business/database/expansion plane views, login records, Kubernetes/clusters, endpoints and YAML; shell-only New environment |
+| Overview | counts, dataDir, warnings, validate |
+| Records | Services, Deployments, Rule profiles and Operation bindings as YAML editors |
+| Context preview | pick environment + service (+ deployment) and inspect the Service Context |
+| Operation preview | operation → selected binding, skill availability, policy, parameters |
+
+Rules for the UI:
+
+- All reads/writes go through the plugin's same-origin HTTP API
+  (`POST /env-manager/api`, ADR-0009); no direct file access and no second business
+  path.
+- The UI cannot read or write session context in V1; that stays with the agent tools.
+- `New environment` creates only the environment shell and the four standard role
+  definitions; nodes are added inside the relevant plane. Plane tabs are filters over the
+  same `hosts[]`, never separate records. Environment detail and YAML are editable.
+- A node also carries a machine kind (`vm`, `physical`, `k8s-all-in-one`, `k8s-worker`,
+  `pod-host`) and its command surfaces (`ssh`, `kubectl`, `docker`). Kubernetes and Pod-host
+  nodes reference a cluster. Individual Pods are not modeled as hosts; `pod-host` is the
+  machine reached with `docker exec`. The detail page has a Kubernetes/clusters tab for
+  cluster metadata. See ADR-0011.
+- Service, deployment, rule and binding records are edited as YAML, validated
+  server-side before writing.
+- Text is routed through the client locale service; `en` and `zh` provided.
+- The UI must show provenance for derived values, not just the final string.
+- Production-category destructive actions are visually distinct and require
+  confirmation.
+
+Details: [ui-design.md](./ui-design.md). The implemented `client.js` registers the
+sidebar entry and the `main` panel; the panel is the configuration surface described
+above.
+
+---
+
+## 11. Memory bridge (P1 boundary)
+
+V1 defines the contract and ships a null adapter:
+
+```ts
+interface MemoryBridge {
+  emitOperationRecord(record: OperationRecord): Promise<void>;
+  queryMemory(scope: MemoryScope): Promise<MemoryQueryResult[]>;
+  proposeChange(proposal: RuleOrSkillProposal): Promise<{ id: string }>;
+}
+```
+
+- Null adapter returns `MEMORY_BRIDGE_UNAVAILABLE` as a warning; it never throws into a tool.
+- `EvidenceRef` values are opaque strings, sanitized before emission.
+- The bridge never writes registry files and never applies proposals.
+- P1 wires the adapter to the memory plugin's public contract once that contract is verified.
+
+---
+
+## 12. Security
+
+Summary; details in [security-model.md](./security-model.md).
+
+- `credentialRef` only in registry records; status via `ctx.credentials.describe`, never
+  `resolve`. The add/edit node form may call `ctx.credentials.set` once with an optional
+  login password and never persists or returns the value; shell creation and batch import
+  collect no password.
+- Production write operations denied unless `allowProduction: true`.
+- Tool management writes affecting production records require `ctx.approval`.
+- UI writes run as actor `'ui'` and are denied for production unless
+  `writePolicy.allowUiProductionWrites` is enabled.
+- The `/env-manager/api` route requires a custom header and a same-origin `Origin`;
+  no CORS headers are sent.
+- Rule resolution rejects cycles, undefined variables and path traversal.
+- Diagnostics and logs must be redacted before emission.
+- Fail closed on conflicts, missing Skills and broken references.
+
+---
+
+## 13. Error handling
+
+- Tool failures throw `EnvManagerError extends HarnessError`; DSH records the stable
+  `{ name, code }` and shows the message. A bare string is never thrown.
+- HTTP failures return `{ ok: false, error: { code, message, details? } }` with a
+  status from [detailed-design.md](./detailed-design.md) §12.2.
+- Registry load failures produce diagnostics and keep serving the records that are valid.
+- Resolution failures name the field and the offending variable.
+- Router failures list candidate bindings.
+- All error paths are covered by tests listed in
+  [verification-policy.md](../02-harness/verification-policy.md).
+
+---
+
+## 14. Acceptance criteria
+
+| ID | Scenario | V1 | Verification |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| AC-01 | One host carries management + business roles with no duplicate host entry | yes | `env_save` validation test |
+| AC-02 | K8s cluster/workload and Docker instance are queryable through deployment bindings | yes | resolver test |
+| AC-03 | Service with Git URL and artifact is visible to a second session | yes | registry reload test |
+| AC-04 | Java common rules plus environment override compute paths with provenance | yes | resolver + provenance test |
+| AC-05 | `env_resolve_operation` returns the bound Skill and mapped parameters for test-a redeploy | yes | router test |
+| AC-06 | Two same-level bindings produce a conflict error | yes | router conflict test |
+| AC-07 | Two sessions share data but keep different defaults | yes | session store test |
+| AC-08 | Credential query returns ref, configured and source only | yes | tool output test |
+| AC-09 | A completed log check stores a sanitized summary and evidence refs | P1 | memory bridge contract test |
+| AC-10 | A rule change derived from experience becomes a pending proposal | P1 | proposal queue test |
+| AC-11 | Environment detail shows host accounts with protocol/auth/last-login source, without secret values | yes | app test + UI checklist |
+| AC-12 | Login records are stored in the environment YAML, reference existing hosts/accounts and render newest-first | yes | app integrity test + UI checklist |
+| AC-13 | Environments is the default tab, `New environment` is reachable from the header, and Records excludes environments | yes | UI checklist |
+| AC-14 | `New environment` creates only the shell with four standard roles, and a plane tab filters the same `hosts[]` without copying nodes | yes | app schema test + UI checklist |
+| AC-15 | A node can carry multiple roles, is editable, is batch-importable without a password, and is searchable by id/name/IP/role/kind/access/cluster/account | yes | UI checklist + live verification |
+| AC-16 | A host records machine kind and command access; K8s kinds require an existing cluster; a Pod host is one machine, not one entry per Pod | yes | schema test + UI checklist + live verification |
+| AC-17 | Cluster metadata includes optional topology and a node count derived from `clusterRef`; cluster create/edit round-trips in the panel | yes | app test + UI checklist |
+| AC-18 | A host account can store a web login URL and username; a password is written to the credential service and only `credentialRef` remains; the account can be edited and searched by URL | yes | app test + UI checklist + live verification |
+
+---
+
+## 15. Build and packaging
+
+### 15.1 Host
+
+- TypeScript sources in `src/`.
+- `tsconfig.json`: `target ES2022`, `module NodeNext`, `strict`, `outDir lib`.
+- `npm run build` → `tsc -p tsconfig.json`.
+- `package.json` exports `.` → `./index.js`; `index.js` is a shim that re-exports `./lib/index.js`.
+
+### 15.2 Client
+
+- Plain JavaScript `client.js` at the repository root, in the DSH module-loader format.
+- No build step in V1; no JSX. Components use `React.createElement`.
+- If the UI later requires TypeScript or JSX, a client bundling step is added with its own ADR.
+
+### 15.3 Bundle layout
+
+```text
+dsh-env-manager/
+├── index.js              # host entry shim: export * from './lib/index.js'
+├── client.js             # client module
+├── cordis.patch.yml
+├── package.json
+├── tsconfig.json
+├── src/                  # TypeScript host sources
+├── lib/                  # build output (git-ignored)
+├── locale/
+├── icon.svg
+├── docs/
+└── tests/
+```
+
+`files` in `package.json` includes `index.js`, `lib/`, `client.js`, `cordis.patch.yml`, `locale/`, `icon.svg`, `README.md`, `LICENSE`.
+
+Manifest contract:
+
+- `dsh.bundle.patch: ./cordis.patch.yml` registers the Host plugin.
+- `dsh.client: { platform: 'web', immediately: true }` loads the Client half in Web and
+  Desktop. It declares no `inject` dependency on a conversation UI package, because the
+  panel lives in the shell's sidebar/main slots, not the composer dock.
+
+### 15.4 Dependencies
+
+| Package | Purpose | Scope |
+|---|---|---|
+| `zod` | record validation | runtime |
+| `yaml` | YAML parse/serialize | runtime |
+| `@deepseek-ai/schemastery` | `Config` schema | runtime |
+| `@deepseek-ai/dsh-tools` | `defineTool`, tool types | peer |
+| `@deepseek-ai/dsh-llm` | `HarnessError` | peer |
+| `@deepseek-ai/cordis` | `Context` type (type-only) | peer, provided by the Host |
+| `typescript` | build | dev |
+| `vitest` | tests | dev |
+
+Peer packages are provided by the DSH profile; the plugin must not bundle them.
+Version alignment is pinned to the runtime release (`0.2.1-rc.5` at design time) and
+checked during T01. Adding any other dependency follows
+`docs/04-development/dependency-policy.md`.
+
+---
+
+## 16. Open questions
+
+The eight integration questions from the first draft are resolved in
+[api-verification.md](./api-verification.md):
+
+| # | Question | Resolution |
+|---|---|---|
+| 1 | Plugin data directory | `profileContext.dir` → `<dir>/data/dsh-env-manager` (F10) |
+| 2 | `ctx.fs` for data paths | unusable for create/delete; use Node fs under `dataDir` (F9) |
+| 3 | Skill registry API | `ctx.skills.snapshot`; source/provider checks, no digest (F20) |
+| 4 | Durable session metadata | V1 file store; projection is a later refinement (F11) |
+| 5 | Client slot for a panel | `sidebar.panellist` + `main` keyed `env-manager` (F15) |
+| 6 | Client→Host calls | plugin-owned HTTP route, ADR-0009 (F14) |
+| 7 | Memory plugin contract | still owned by the memory plugin; null adapter until P1 |
+| 8 | `credentials.describe` coverage | presence/source/writability, no value (F8) |
+
+Remaining, none blocking V1:
+
+- The memory plugin's public contract (P1).
+- Cross-process write locking for a shared `dataDir`.
+- A session-event projection instead of the session file.
+- Client bundling if the UI outgrows a single plain-JS module.
+
+---
+
+## 17. Traceability to the brainstorm
+
+| Brainstorm | Design section |
+|---|---|
+| §3.1 environment types and co-location | §4, data-model §3 |
+| §3.2 common operations | §7, data-model §7 |
+| §3.3 ideal interaction | §7, §9 |
+| §4.1 environment registry | data-model §3 |
+| §4.2 service catalog | data-model §4 |
+| §4.3 deployment binding | data-model §5 |
+| §4.4 rule catalog / resolver | §6, data-model §6 |
+| §5 operation skill registry | §7, data-model §7 |
+| §6 session context | §8 |
+| §7 memory bridge | §11 |
+| §8 security and governance | §12, security-model |
+| §9 P0 scope | §1 |
+| §10 module split | module-boundaries |
+| §11 acceptance scenarios | §14 |
+| §12 open questions | §16 |