Both agents work on other machines and push straight to git. A8 and B7
were pinned to 8cddc9f while main had already moved to 7f912f1, and
neither task said to pull first — branching from a stale checkout is how
merges revert other people's work.
Adds an explicit "update your local copy" section to A8 and B7: fetch,
reset to origin/main, record the actual HEAD as BASE_SHA rather than the
SHA printed in the document, and branch from fresh main.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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>
