---
description: Rebuild the dashboard UI and print its URL — runs the doctor when it fails
---

Rebuild the dashboard bundle, then print the URL. Always forces a rebuild so a
stale bundle (e.g. after a fix commit landed but the bootstrap's build predates
it) never serves silently. Also finishes the build if the bootstrap's own
attempt failed (check `client-build.log` in the runtime dir — `<data dir>/runtime`,
by default `~/.claude/agenthub/runtime`).

Run it from the plugin build that is installed NOW, as ONE command so `ROOT`
survives — a session not restarted after an update still names the old build
in `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}`, whose bootstrap refuses to run (`superseded`) and
whose client would be built over the new one:

```bash
ROOT=$(node -e 'console.log(require(process.argv[1]).supersededBy() || "")' \
  "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/plugin-bootstrap.js")
ROOT="${ROOT:-${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}}"
node "$ROOT/scripts/plugin-open.js" --force
```

Install + build takes a few minutes if the client toolchain isn't already
installed; otherwise the rebuild itself takes ~10-15s. The server serves from
that directory, so it usually needs no restart — but if it is down, or still
running from a plugin root a mid-session `/plugin` update retired, the command
re-runs bootstrap first and prints `Server restarted on the current plugin
version.` (without it, the fresh bundle would call routes that old server
never had).

**If it exits non-zero** (a failed build, or a bootstrap that did not bring the
server up): quote its error line, say you are running the doctor, then read
`$ROOT/plugins/agenthub/commands/agenthub-doctor.md` (the `ROOT` resolved above)
and follow it from step 1 — diagnose, offer to fix, show the plan, fix only what
the user approves. After the fixes, run the `plugin-open.js --force` command
above once more; if it fails again, report its error and stop.

On success, help the user open the URL:

```bash
uname -s
```

- `Darwin` → `open <url>`
- `Linux` → `xdg-open <url>`
- otherwise → tell them to open the URL in a browser.

Keep the output to a few lines.