SetupEngine.IsInstalled is computed but never reaches the wizard UI, so the
first-install flow repeats verbatim on a machine that already has Hub. Adds the
reinstall screen, the mirror semantics it triggers, the list of user data that
must survive it, and a /reinstall silent flag.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The owner used the product and the router proved itself: the log shows a real
failover chain codex-orch -> ag-orch-fallback -> opengo-3 driven by actual quota
errors. Everything around that core failed.
Hub stopped launching because customtkinter vanished from the Hermes venv, most
likely wiped by that app's repair-install; pythonw swallows the traceback, so it
looks like the window never opens. The wizard offers five providers while the
router config defines profiles for three, so find_free_slot returns a
non-existent claude-orch. The test action still reaches the agy subprocess, which
opens a browser on expired credentials. The routing "configure" button only
raises a toast about drag-and-drop.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
