Bug 2053397 - Create secondary plugin to troubleshoot installation issues#120
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Thanks for the catch @hbenl ! |
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Thanks for the reviews. Notices the agents subfolder was not moved to the new plugin folder, so fixed that. Let's merge this. |
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Move the first plugin to dedicated folder
Add a second, skill-only plugin to troubleshoot installation issues
Tried it in both Chat and Cowork, in both cases it successfully checks for Node and then proceeds to ask the user to check the configuration. The experience is a bit more polished in Cowork, but decent enough in Chat