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Diagnose common Aether Workshop setup, project, upload, cloud, AI, and history problems.

Open Setting > Hardware and install Arduino CLI. If the installer fails, check network access, macOS executable permissions, and app logs. The app stores the binary in Application Support.

Check:

  • The project has a Start node.
  • All Sense/Act nodes have hardware config.
  • The target board is installed.
  • Required Arduino libraries are installed.
  • Component code blocks reference existing variables and UI element IDs.
  • Capsule interfaces are bound correctly.

Check:

  • Correct serial port selected.
  • Serial Monitor or another app is not occupying the port.
  • USB cable supports data.
  • Board target matches the connected hardware.
  • Driver or platform support is installed for the board.

Check baud rate 9600, selected port, board reset state, and whether uploaded code prints anything. Use a minimal graph or Serial Output component to test.

Check provider key, enabled model list, model-provider compatibility, and network access. Response language and reasoning settings do not make a model appear if no key exists.

Discard the staged graph, ask for a smaller change, mention exact components with @, or provide a screenshot/image. AI graph changes are not final until you keep them.

Common causes:

  • Viewer role.
  • Empty commit message.
  • Unhandled remote update.
  • Dirty component or Capsule without a committed version.
  • Protected local draft that must be resolved first.

Remote updates do not automatically overwrite protected local drafts. Commit, discard, export, or otherwise preserve local work before pulling.

Use Check to inspect snapshot mode first. Discard exits snapshot mode. Save Latest makes the selected snapshot the current project head.

Check whether media was saved into the .aew/media package and whether old snapshots still reference it. Avoid manually deleting package internals.