Managing Bundles
The Console gives you a central view of your organization's bundles. From here you can browse, inspect versions, change settings, and control visibility — all without touching the CLI.
Bundle List
The main bundles page shows every bundle in your organization. Each row displays the bundle name, namespace, visibility badge, latest version number, and last updated time.
Use the controls at the top to narrow the list:
- Search — filter by bundle name
- Visibility — show only private or public bundles
- Source — show bundles created in the Console or pushed via CLI
Bundle Detail Page
Click any bundle to open its detail page. The detail view is organized into tabs:
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Versions | All published versions with their status (published or yanked) and publish date |
| Assets | The files included in the bundle — skills, prompts, rules, configs, and more |
| Hub | Hub listing metadata for public bundles (description, README preview) |
| Settings | Bundle name, description, and visibility controls |
| README | The bundle's rendered README content |
Changing Visibility
Open a bundle's Settings tab to toggle between private and public visibility.
- Private — visible only to members of your organization
- Public — visible to all Musher users and listed on the Hub
Inspecting Versions
The Versions tab lists every published version of the bundle. Each entry shows the version number, publish date, and current status.
- Published — active and available for installation
- Yanked — soft-withdrawn from resolution. New installs won't receive it, but it remains visible for audit purposes.
Click a version to see the specific assets it contains.
Yanking and Restoring Versions
Yanking and restoring versions is done through the CLI. Use musher bundle yank to
withdraw a version and musher bundle unyank to restore it. See Publishing Bundles for the full workflow.
Deleting a Bundle
You can delete a bundle from the bundle list or from the bundle's Settings tab. Deleting a bundle removes it and all of its versions from the registry.
What You Can't Do Here
Some operations are CLI-only by design:
- Publishing new versions — use
musher bundle push - Editing published version content — published versions are immutable. Publish a new version instead.
- Creating bundles from scratch — use
musher bundle initto scaffold a new bundle locally - Yanking or restoring versions — use
musher bundle yankandmusher bundle unyank
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Bundle not visible on the Hub | Visibility is set to private | Open Settings and switch visibility to public, then create a Hub listing |
| Bundle visible to some team members but not others | Team members may not be in the same organization | Confirm all members belong to the organization that owns the namespace |