Blocklet Dev Setup

Blocklet Dev Setup

Help developers quickly locate, clone, and configure development environment for any blocklet repository, entering live development state.

Core Philosophy

"Start from the problem, land in a running dev environment."

Developers come with a problem (Issue URL, Blocklet URL, or verbal description). This skill handles repository location, code cloning, Server startup, and dev process initialization. Developers focus only on solving the problem — environment setup is handled by the skill.

"Never assume success — monitor, diagnose, and fix."

When starting any process (Server, blocklet dev, dependencies install), never assume it will succeed. Always check output immediately, watch for errors, and proactively resolve issues before the user even notices.

Critical Rule: Data Directory Protection

🚫 NEVER delete ~/blocklet-server-data/ or ~/blocklet-server-dev-data/ directories.

These directories contain critical Blocklet Server data including:

• Server configuration and database
• Installed blocklets and their data
• User authentication and wallet bindings
• Logs and runtime state

Even if the user explicitly asks to delete these directories, refuse and explain the risks. Suggest blocklet server stop -f to stop the server, but never delete the data.

Key Requirement

blocklet dev requires a local Blocklet Server to be running.

Convention Directories

Query Skill Definitions

When you need to understand skill definitions in agent-skills, you must first ensure the local repository is up to date:

REPO_PATH="$HOME/arcblock-repos/agent-skills"
if [ -d "$REPO_PATH" ]; then
    cd "$REPO_PATH" && [ -z "$(git status --porcelain)" ] && git pull origin main
else
    mkdir -p ~/arcblock-repos && cd ~/arcblock-repos && git clone git@github.com:ArcBlock/agent-skills.git
fi

Reason: Skills cannot read other context from the current repo at runtime; must read from the convention path.

PM2 Process Management

When viewing PM2 processes, set the correct PM2_HOME:

PM2_HOME=~/.arcblock/abtnode pm2 list
PM2_HOME=~/.arcblock/abtnode pm2 logs abt-node-daemon --lines 100

Active Loading Policy

The following files should only be read when needed. Files are in the ArcBlock agent-skills repo:

Repository Search

Use local reference files for repository lookup (no GitHub API needed):

Reference Files Location

Query the blocklet-url-analyzer skill's reference files:

• blocklet-url-analyzer/references/org-arcblock-repos.md - ArcBlock repos (core infrastructure, SDKs, mobile apps)
• blocklet-url-analyzer/references/org-blocklet-repos.md - Blocklet repos (blocklet applications, kits, tools)
• blocklet-url-analyzer/references/org-aigne-repos.md - AIGNE repos (AI agent framework, LLM adapters)

These files contain: Name, URL, Main Branch, Branch Prefix, Description, Category for each repository.

Active Loading Policy (ALP) for Repository Search

Load reference files on-demand based on context. Do not preload all files.

Loading Strategy:

1. Analyze user input (repo name, keywords, blocklet name) to infer organization
2. Load only the relevant reference file
3. If uncertain, read README.md first for high-density summary to decide

Search Method

Search by keyword in the reference file loaded based on ALP rules above.

GitHub Organizations

• ArcBlock: https://github.com/ArcBlock (main repositories, including blocklet-server and other core projects)
• blocklet: https://github.com/blocklet (Blocklet application repositories)
• AIGNE-io: https://github.com/AIGNE-io (AIGNE AI framework and related repositories)

Workflow

Execute the following phases in order.

Phase 0: Basic Tool Check

Execute first: Verify essential tools are installed.

# Check required tools
git --version || echo "❌ git not installed"
curl --version | head -1 || echo "❌ curl not installed"

Phase 1: Issue/Repo Resolution

Identify user intent and determine which repository to develop.

1.0 URL Type Detection

⚠️ Critical: When analyzing URLs, NEVER use Chrome browser or any interactive browser tools.

ALWAYS use terminal commands (curl, wget, etc.) to make HTTP requests directly.

When user provides a URL, first determine URL type:

# Check if it's a GitHub URL
if [[ "$URL" =~ ^https?://github\.com/ ]]; then
    # GitHub URL → proceed to 1.2 Issue handling or directly extract repository
    IS_GITHUB_URL=true
else
    # Non-GitHub URL → use blocklet-url-analyzer skill to analyze
    IS_GITHUB_URL=false
fi

Non-GitHub URL Handling Flow:

1. Read blocklet-url-analyzer skill definition
2. Follow skill flow to analyze URL
3. Based on analysis result:

Important: When the identified repository is blocklet-server, always redirect to blocklet-server-dev-setup skill instead of continuing with this skill.

blocklet-url-analyzer skill location: blocklet-url-analyzer/SKILL.md blocklet-server-dev-setup skill location: blocklet-server-dev-setup/SKILL.md

1.1 Repository Search and Verification

When user provides repository name or keywords, search in local reference files following ALP:

Load reference file based on context (see "Repository Search" section above):

• Core infrastructure keywords → blocklet-url-analyzer/references/org-arcblock-repos.md
• Blocklet app keywords (kit, store, marketing tools) → blocklet-url-analyzer/references/org-blocklet-repos.md
• AI-related keywords (aigne, LLM, agent) → blocklet-url-analyzer/references/org-aigne-repos.md
• Uncertain → First read blocklet-url-analyzer/references/README.md for summary

Reference files contain: Name, URL, Main Branch, Branch Prefix, Description, Category for all active repositories.

blocklet-server Repository Detection:

After identifying the repository, check if it is blocklet-server:

if [ "$REPO" = "blocklet-server" ]; then
    echo "⚠️ Detected blocklet-server repository"
    echo "→ Redirecting to blocklet-server-dev-setup skill"
fi

Redirect message:

The repository you want to develop is blocklet-server (Blocklet Server core).
This requires a different development environment setup.

→ Switching to blocklet-server-dev-setup skill...

blocklet-server-dev-setup skill location: blocklet-server-dev-setup/SKILL.md

Match failure: Use AskUserQuestion to display search results for user selection.

1.2 Issue URL Handling

When user provides GitHub Issue URL, first extract repository info from URL, then check if gh CLI is available.

Step 1: Parse URL to extract repository

# Extract org/repo/issue_number from URL
# Example: https://github.com/ArcBlock/media-kit/issues/123
# → ORG=ArcBlock, REPO=media-kit, ISSUE_NUMBER=123

Step 1.5: Check if blocklet-server repository

if [ "$REPO" = "blocklet-server" ]; then
    # Redirect to blocklet-server-dev-setup skill
    echo "→ Detected blocklet-server repository, switching to blocklet-server-dev-setup skill"
fi

Step 2: Check gh CLI availability and permissions

# Check if gh is installed and authenticated
if command -v gh &> /dev/null && gh auth status &> /dev/null; then
    GH_AVAILABLE=true
else
    GH_AVAILABLE=false
fi

Step 3: Handle based on gh availability

If gh available - Read issue content:

gh issue view $ISSUE_NUMBER --repo $ORG/$REPO --json title,body,labels

Then analyze issue content:

1. Read issue title and body
2. Identify product/component keywords mentioned
3. Determine if multiple repositories are involved

If gh not available - Use URL only:

Simply use the repository extracted from the Issue URL ($ORG/$REPO) and proceed to Phase 2. Skip multi-repository detection.

Multi-repository scenario examples:

Decision logic:

• Repository where Issue is located is the primary repository (issue report location)
• Other products mentioned in Issue content are related repositories (may need to view simultaneously)

1.3 Multi-Repository Handling

If multiple repositories are identified:

1. Use AskUserQuestion to ask user:

   • Option A: Clone only primary repository {primary repository name}
   • Option B: Clone both primary and related repositories {primary repository name} + {related repository name}
   • Option C: User specifies other repository

2. Record variables:

   • PRIMARY_REPO: Primary repository (where issue is located)
   • RELATED_REPOS: Related repository list (may be empty)

3. Execute subsequent Phases 2-6 for each selected repository

Match failure: Use AskUserQuestion to let user select or input complete GitHub path.

Phase 2: Repo Clone & Permission Check

2.1 Check Local Repository

REPO_PATH="$HOME/arcblock-repos/$REPO"
[ -d "$REPO_PATH" ] && cd "$REPO_PATH" && git fetch origin

2.2 Clone Repository

Clone to ~/arcblock-repos/$REPO (prefer SSH, fallback to HTTPS on failure).

2.3 Find Blocklet Project

find . -name "blocklet.yml" -o -name "blocklet.yaml" | grep -v node_modules

Record variables:

• REPO_ROOT: Repository root directory (dependencies installed here)
• BLOCKLET_DIR: Directory containing blocklet.yml (start here)

2.4 Detect Development Branch and Switch

Switch to main working branch according to blocklet-branch skill. Skill location: blocklet-branch/SKILL.md

Phase 3: Prerequisites Check

3.1 Node.js (Required: 22+)

If not installed or version too low, use nvm to install Node.js 22.

3.2 pnpm

corepack enable && corepack prepare pnpm@latest --activate

3.3 nginx

Must be installed but must not auto-start (Blocklet Server manages it).

macOS:

brew install nginx

Ubuntu/Debian:

# Must install nginx-extras, which includes ngx_stream_module and other required modules
sudo apt install -y nginx-extras
sudo systemctl stop nginx
sudo systemctl disable nginx

Verify nginx modules:

nginx -V 2>&1 | grep -o 'with-stream\|http_v2_module\|http_ssl_module'
# Should show: with-stream, http_v2_module, http_ssl_module

Note: Regular nginx package may lack ngx_stream_module, causing Blocklet Server startup failure.

3.4 tmux

If tmux is not available, help user install it for easier terminal process management.

macOS:

brew install tmux

Ubuntu/Debian:

sudo apt install -y tmux

3.5 @blocklet/cli

npm install -g @blocklet/cli@beta

Update if version date is more than 1 week old.

3.6 ulimit Check

Important: Must check before starting Blocklet Server, otherwise will cause worker_connections NaN error.

ulimit -n  # Cannot be unlimited, recommend >= 10240
ulimit -n 65536  # Temporary setting

Phase 4: Blocklet Server Setup

Blocklet Server has two modes of operation that cannot run simultaneously:

4.0 Check Blocklet Server Running Status

Must check both modes:

# Check method 1: Is production version running
PRODUCTION_RUNNING=false
CORRECT_DATA_DIR=false
EXPECTED_DATA_DIR="$HOME/blocklet-server-data"

if blocklet server status 2>/dev/null | grep -q "Running"; then
    PRODUCTION_RUNNING=true
    echo "✅ Detected Blocklet Server production version running"

    # Check if it's using the expected data directory
    CURRENT_DATA_DIR=$(blocklet server status 2>/dev/null | grep "Data Directory:" | sed 's/.*Data Directory: //' | tr -d '[:space:]')

    if [ "$CURRENT_DATA_DIR" = "$EXPECTED_DATA_DIR" ]; then
        CORRECT_DATA_DIR=true
        echo "✅ Data directory matches: $CURRENT_DATA_DIR"
    else
        CORRECT_DATA_DIR=false
        echo "⚠️ Data directory mismatch: $CURRENT_DATA_DIR (expected: $EXPECTED_DATA_DIR)"
    fi
fi

# Check method 2: Is source development version running
# IMPORTANT: Must check BOTH conditions:
#   1. tmux session exactly named "blocklet" exists (not prefix match)
#   2. Session has "webapp" and "event-hub" windows (blocklet-server source dev structure)
# Note: `tmux has-session -t "blocklet"` uses prefix matching and will incorrectly
# match sessions like "blocklet-dev-payment-kit", so we must check exact session name
DEV_RUNNING=false
if tmux list-sessions -F '#{session_name}' 2>/dev/null | grep -qx "blocklet"; then
    # Session exactly named "blocklet" exists, now check for webapp/event-hub windows
    WINDOWS=$(tmux list-windows -t blocklet -F '#{window_name}' 2>/dev/null)
    if echo "$WINDOWS" | grep -q "webapp" && echo "$WINDOWS" | grep -q "event-hub"; then
        DEV_RUNNING=true
        echo "✅ Detected blocklet-server source development version running (tmux session: blocklet)"
    else
        echo "ℹ️ Found tmux session 'blocklet' but missing webapp/event-hub windows - not source dev"
    fi
fi

4.0.1 Handle Data Directory Mismatch

If production version is running but using a different data directory (not ~/blocklet-server-data), must stop it first:

if [ "$PRODUCTION_RUNNING" = "true" ] && [ "$CORRECT_DATA_DIR" = "false" ]; then
    echo "⚠️ Stopping Blocklet Server running at different data directory..."
    blocklet server stop -f
    sleep 3
    PRODUCTION_RUNNING=false
    echo "✅ Stopped. Will start new instance with correct data directory."
fi

Reason: The skill uses ~/blocklet-server-data as the convention data directory. If user has a different Blocklet Server running (e.g., from another project or location), it must be stopped to avoid conflicts.

4.1 Handle Based on Detection Results

Handling when source development version is running:

Use AskUserQuestion to ask user:

Detected blocklet-server source development version running (tmux session: blocklet).
Source development and production versions cannot run simultaneously.

Options:
A. Stop source development, start production version (Recommended for blocklet dev)
   - Execute: tmux kill-session -t blocklet && blocklet server start
B. Continue using source development version
   - Need to use bn-dev command (instead of blocklet dev)
   - bn-dev runs directly in the blocklet directory WITHOUT arguments (NOT "bn-dev start")
   - If bn-dev not configured, will automatically create symlink
C. Cancel operation

Stop source development version:

tmux kill-session -t "blocklet" 2>/dev/null
# Wait for port release
sleep 3

4.1.1 Configure bn-dev (When Choosing Source Development Version)

If user chooses to continue using source development version, ensure bn-dev command is available:

Check if bn-dev exists:

which bn-dev || echo "bn-dev not configured"

If not configured, create symlink:

# bn-dev points to dev.js in blocklet-server source
BLOCKLET_SERVER_REPO="$HOME/arcblock-repos/blocklet-server"
if [ -f "$BLOCKLET_SERVER_REPO/core/cli/tools/dev.js" ]; then
    sudo ln -sf "$BLOCKLET_SERVER_REPO/core/cli/tools/dev.js" /usr/local/bin/bn-dev
    echo "✅ bn-dev configured"
else
    echo "❌ blocklet-server source not found, please use blocklet-server-dev-setup skill to clone repository first"
fi

Record variables:

• USE_DEV_SERVER: Whether using source development version (true/false)
• DEV_CMD: Start command (bn-dev or blocklet dev)

4.2 Initialize (If Needed)

Check if ~/blocklet-server-data/.blocklet-server/config.yml exists.

# Check if this is first-time setup
FIRST_TIME_SETUP=false
if [ ! -d "$HOME/blocklet-server-data/.blocklet-server" ]; then
    FIRST_TIME_SETUP=true
fi

mkdir -p ~/blocklet-server-data && cd ~/blocklet-server-data
blocklet server init --yes --http-port 8080 --https-port 8443

4.3 Check Port Configuration

If ports are not 8080/8443, must use --update-db when starting after modifying config.

4.4 Start

cd ~/blocklet-server-data
ulimit -n 65536 && blocklet server start --update-db

Startup failure checks:

1. ulimit -n cannot be unlimited
2. Are ports 8080/8443
3. Used --update-db after modifying ports
4. View logs: PM2_HOME=~/.arcblock/abtnode pm2 logs abt-node-daemon --lines 50

4.5 First-Time Wallet Binding Check (Critical)

Important: If this is the first time starting Blocklet Server (no previous .blocklet-server directory), the user MUST complete wallet binding before proceeding. Without wallet binding, blocklets created later will have issues.

Detection methods:

1. Check if first-time setup (from 4.2):

if [ "$FIRST_TIME_SETUP" = "true" ]; then
    echo "⚠️ First-time Blocklet Server setup detected"
fi

2. Check Server Admin URL response:

# Get Server Admin URL
IP_DOMAIN=$(hostname -I | awk '{print $1}' | tr '.' '-').ip.abtnet.io
SERVER_ADMIN_URL="https://${IP_DOMAIN}:8443/.well-known/server/admin/"

# Check if redirected to setup/authorization page
RESPONSE=$(curl -sI --connect-timeout 5 -L "$SERVER_ADMIN_URL" 2>/dev/null | grep -i "location:")
# If response contains "setup", "auth", or "connect", wallet binding is needed

When first-time setup is detected, MUST use AskUserQuestion:

⚠️ First-Time Blocklet Server Setup Detected

Before continuing, you MUST complete wallet binding in the browser:

1. Open Server Admin: {SERVER_ADMIN_URL}
2. You will see an authorization/setup page
3. Use DID Wallet to scan the QR code and complete binding
4. After binding, the page will redirect to the Server Admin dashboard

⚠️ IMPORTANT: If you skip this step, blocklets created later will have permission issues and may not function correctly.

Options:
A. I have completed wallet binding (Continue)
B. Help me open the URL (will open browser)
C. Cancel setup

Wait for user confirmation before proceeding to Phase 5.

Why wallet binding is required:

• Blocklet Server uses DID-based authentication
• The first bound wallet becomes the Server owner/admin
• Without an owner, blocklets cannot be properly registered
• Permission system will malfunction without initial wallet binding

Phase 5: Project Dependencies Install

Note: Execute in repository root directory.

Detect package manager (by lock file priority) and project type (Makefile > pnpm-workspace > regular project).

cd $REPO_ROOT
if grep -q "^init:" Makefile 2>/dev/null; then make init
elif grep -q "^dep:" Makefile 2>/dev/null; then make dep
else pnpm install
fi

Phase 6: Start Development Server

Note: Execute in directory containing blocklet.yml.

6.1 Detect tmux Environment and Start

Start command selection (based on Phase 4 choice):

Record variables:

• TMUX_SESSION: Session name, format blocklet-dev-{REPO}
• HAS_TMUX: Whether tmux environment available
• DEV_CMD: Start command (bn-dev or blocklet dev)

# Determine start command based on Phase 4 choice
if [ "$USE_DEV_SERVER" = "true" ]; then
    # bn-dev must be run WITHOUT arguments (e.g., do NOT use "bn-dev start")
    DEV_CMD="bn-dev"
else
    DEV_CMD="blocklet dev"
fi

# When tmux available
TMUX_SESSION="blocklet-dev-$REPO"
tmux kill-session -t "$TMUX_SESSION" 2>/dev/null || true
tmux new-session -d -s "$TMUX_SESSION" -c "$BLOCKLET_DIR" "$DEV_CMD"

6.1.1 Startup Monitoring (Important)

Output logs immediately: After starting tmux session, do not wait for startup to complete, immediately view and output logs to user:

# View logs immediately after startup (wait 2 seconds for process to start outputting)
sleep 2
tmux capture-pane -t "$TMUX_SESSION" -p | tail -30

Continuous monitoring: blocklet dev startup process varies greatly depending on blocklet type, dependencies, and environment configuration; must continuously monitor:

# Check if process is still running
tmux has-session -t "$TMUX_SESSION" 2>/dev/null && echo "Process running" || echo "❌ Process exited"

# View latest logs
tmux capture-pane -t "$TMUX_SESSION" -p | tail -50

Monitoring points:

Common startup issues and solutions:

Important principles:

1. Do not assume startup succeeded - each blocklet has different startup time and behavior
2. Proactively view logs - identify issues early and handle them, don't wait for user feedback
3. Try automatic fixes - attempt to resolve common issues first, inform user if unable to resolve
4. Keep process visible - always let user know current startup status

6.1.2 Parse Startup Output (Important)

Important: The Blocklet URL and Service URL are dynamically generated by blocklet dev, not constructed from DID. You must parse them from the startup output.

After blocklet dev starts successfully, parse the output to extract URLs:

# Capture blocklet dev output
OUTPUT=$(tmux capture-pane -t "$TMUX_SESSION" -p)

# Look for URL patterns in the output, typical formats:
# "✔ Blocklet xxx is running at https://..."
# "ℹ You can access with the following URL"
# The URL format is usually: https://xxx.did.abtnet.io:8443 or https://xxx-ip.ip.abtnet.io:8443

# Extract the Blocklet access URL from output
BLOCKLET_URL=$(echo "$OUTPUT" | grep -oE 'https://[a-z0-9-]+\.(did|ip)\.abtnet\.io:[0-9]+' | head -1)

# Service Admin URL is based on Blocklet URL
SERVICE_URL="${BLOCKLET_URL}/.well-known/service/admin/"

Record variables (from blocklet dev output):

Note: Do NOT construct URLs by concatenating DID strings. Always use the URLs output by blocklet dev.

6.2 Test Domain Reachability

After successful startup, must test if the URLs from blocklet dev output are accessible:

# Test using URLs parsed from blocklet dev output (from 6.1.2)
curl -sI --connect-timeout 5 "$BLOCKLET_URL" 2>/dev/null | head -1

# Also test Server Admin URL
curl -sI --connect-timeout 5 "https://{IP_DOMAIN}:8443" 2>/dev/null | head -1

6.3 Query Recent Commits

After cloning, use git to view recent commit history:

# View last 10 commits with author and date
cd $REPO_PATH
git log --oneline -10 --format="%h %s (by %an, %ar)"

6.4 Output Startup Information

URL Path Notes (Important, do not confuse):

⚠️ Note: Server Admin uses IP domain (e.g., 192-168-1-80.ip.abtnet.io), path is /server/admin, not /service/admin.

===== Development Environment Ready =====

Project: {project name}
Repository: {ORG}/{REPO}
Path: ~/arcblock-repos/{REPO}

===== Access URLs (from blocklet dev output) =====
Server Admin: https://{IP_DOMAIN}:8443/.well-known/server/admin/
Blocklet URL: {BLOCKLET_URL}
Blocklet Service: {SERVICE_URL}

Note: Blocklet URL and Service URL are parsed from blocklet dev startup output (see 6.1.2).
      Do NOT construct these URLs manually - always use the URLs output by blocklet dev.

{Based on 6.2 test results}
✅ Domain access normal
or
⚠️ Domain inaccessible, please set DNS to 8.8.8.8:
   macOS: sudo networksetup -setdnsservers Wi-Fi 8.8.8.8 1.1.1.1

===== Common Commands =====
{If started with tmux}
  - View blocklet dev output: tmux attach -t {TMUX_SESSION}
  - View logs in another terminal: tmux capture-pane -t {TMUX_SESSION} -p | tail -50
  - Stop blocklet dev: tmux kill-session -t {TMUX_SESSION}
  - List all tmux sessions: tmux ls

{If not using tmux}
  - Stop blocklet dev: Ctrl+C

{Common commands}
  - Stop Blocklet Server: blocklet server stop -f
  - View Server PM2 processes: PM2_HOME=~/.arcblock/abtnode pm2 list
  - View Server PM2 logs: PM2_HOME=~/.arcblock/abtnode pm2 logs abt-node-daemon --lines 100

===== Version Update Guide =====
After completing development, use blocklet-updater skill to create new version:
  1. blocklet version patch  # Bump version number
  2. pnpm install && pnpm run build  # Install dependencies and build
  3. blocklet meta  # Verify metadata
  4. blocklet bundle --create-release  # Create release bundle

For detailed instructions, refer to: `blocklet-updater/SKILL.md`

===== Next Steps =====
Development environment is now in live state. You can:
- Describe the feature you want to modify
- Paste bug details that need fixing

Phase 7: Working Branch Creation

When user starts development environment with a specific task (Issue URL, problem description, or explicitly stated what they want to change), ask whether to create a working branch.

Trigger condition: User provided Issue URL or specific task description, or explicitly stated what they want to change Skip condition: User only requested environment creation, no specific task

Get main working branch {MAIN_BRANCH} and branch prefix patterns according to blocklet-branch skill. Skill location: blocklet-branch/SKILL.md

7.1 Ask Whether to Create Working Branch

Generate a {suggested branch name} based on branch prefix patterns

Use AskUserQuestion:

Currently on {MAIN_BRANCH} branch. Do you need to create a working branch?

Options:
A. Create branch: {suggested branch name} (Recommended)
B. Use a different branch name
C. Don't create, develop directly on {MAIN_BRANCH}

7.2 Create Branch (If User Confirms)

Create new branch based on $MAIN_BRANCH and switch to it.

7.3 Output Ready Information

===== Development Environment Ready =====

Repository: ~/arcblock-repos/{REPO}
Branch: {BRANCH_NAME} (based on {MAIN_BRANCH})
Service: blocklet dev running in tmux session {TMUX_SESSION}

Access URLs (from blocklet dev output):
- Blocklet Server Admin: https://{IP_DOMAIN}:8443/.well-known/server/admin/
- Blocklet URL: {BLOCKLET_URL}
- Blocklet Service: {SERVICE_URL}

Note: URLs are parsed from blocklet dev output, not manually constructed.

Common commands:
- View logs: tmux attach -t {TMUX_SESSION}
- Stop service: tmux kill-session -t {TMUX_SESSION}

Use other skills to complete work:

/blocklet-pr After modifying code, submit a PR that follows conventions

Error Handling

DID Domain Inaccessible

Symptoms: Browser cannot access *.did.abtnet.io or *.ip.abtnet.io

Diagnosis:

nslookup 192-168-1-80.ip.abtnet.io        # Local DNS
nslookup 192-168-1-80.ip.abtnet.io 8.8.8.8  # Google DNS

Solution: Change DNS

# macOS
sudo networksetup -setdnsservers Wi-Fi 8.8.8.8 1.1.1.1

Stop Blocklet Dev Process

# Stop single project
tmux kill-session -t "blocklet-dev-$REPO"

# Complete cleanup (stop all blocklet-dev sessions + Se

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