Problem

A bare first-run install of the default bundle (12 apps) fails on 2 of 12 apps with the out-of-the-box --body-limit (10MB):

• solid-chat/app=chat — repo is 13.6MB (GitHub API size), pack exceeds the cap
• JavaScriptSolidServer/git — same failure signature

✗ chat: push failed
  error: RPC failed; HTTP 413 curl 22 The requested URL returned error: 413
  send-pack: unexpected disconnect while reading sideband packet

Reproduced on jss 0.0.207 against a fresh single-user pod (--git --idp --single-user). With --body-limit 200MB the apps' content does land and serve (with separate rough edges — see companion issues).

This means the curated first-run experience ships apps that the default server config rejects.

Options

1. Raise the default bodyLimit (e.g. 50MB) — the help text already frames raising it for git push; localhost single-user pods are the common case
2. Keep 10MB but make jss install detect a 413 and print an actionable hint ("raise --body-limit / JSS_BODY_LIMIT")
3. Trim or split the default bundle so every member installs under the default cap

Option 1 + the hint from option 2 seems the best UX.

Found while validating jspod#48 (install delegation) — jspod/jspod#78.