# @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-web English | [δΈ­ζ–‡](README.zh.md) Web boot kernel: `new AppWebEntry(el, seams?).run()` mounts the client through two stages. The module stage calls the Host-installed `window.__ModuleLoader__.create()` with `window.__DSH_BOOT__`, the shell's static modules, and any test transport override; the facade returns the constructed module system and parsed manifest after adopting the parser-loaded bootstrap batch. This package then prefetches the `immediately` tier, whose shared application-batch URL executes once. The plugin stage mounts the vendored Cordis Loader, injects that module system through the Loader's `internal` interface, creates every graph entry uniformly, and waits for every fiber to become ACTIVE. It then hands the marked boot DOM to the dynamic UI renderer's `ctx.uiRenderer.mount(el)` operation; the renderer hydrates that DOM before switching to the complete UI. The Host owns the graph, batch preload, and facade; AppWebEntry does not know the bootstrap package id or parse the wire format. The boot page uses plain DOM and local CSS, so client-bundle and plugin-activation failures remain visible. Its fallback fonts and colors match the theme tokens that arrive during loading. Fiber updates retain one spinner node and grow its CSS arc as entries first become active; hydration preserves that node and its animation phase until the application commit. React mounting, slot rendering, and application assembly live in [`ui-renderer`](../ui-renderer/README.md); [`ui-layout`](../ui-layout/README.md) owns the assembled browser-title projection. The modules bundle caches its own materialized exports and provides the closed-over system when its ordinary graph entry activates; Cordis service waiting makes graph-row creation order independent from that activation. `PLATFORM_MODULES` (src/platform.ts) is the single source of truth for shell-seeded shared modules. Together with `PRELOADED_CLIENT_EXTERNALS`, it defines the implicit external baseline for every dynamic bundle; `dsh.client.external` adds only exact non-baseline requests. The optional override parameter `seams` forwards the module system's `loadBundle` transport override (`BootSeams`) for environments where external `