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uv trampoline failed to spawn Python child process - Hermes Agent

Quick fix

If this Hermes detection error persists after upgrading to v3.16.1, provide reproduction details; the issue has no verified fix yet.

Error output
error: uv trampoline failed to spawn Python child process Caused by: entity not found (os error 2);

The report occurred during a local environment check for the native Windows version of Hermes Agent. A maintainer suggested upgrading to v3.16.1 or later and testing again. After upgrading, the reporter confirmed that Claude Code recovered, but Hermes still showed the error, so the issue being closed does not mean the Hermes problem was fixed.

Another user suggested that an earlier “installed but cannot run” problem might involve Windows path quoting through `cmd /C`. This was not confirmed by a maintainer, and the Hermes error after the upgrade was `uv trampoline failed to spawn Python child process`. The reporter also noted that configuration was written to `~/.hermes/config.yaml`, while they believed the active configuration was at `~/AppData/Local/hermes/config.yaml`. The issue did not confirm a causal relationship or provide a verified fix.

  1. Confirm whether the issue is still consistently reproducible. As requested by the maintainer, add the CC Switch version, operating system, relevant application versions, current provider / routing configuration, reproduction steps, and logs or screenshots to the source issue.

ToolHermes Agent
Version3.16.1(报告仍可复现)
PlatformsWindows

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Does the Hermes detection problem still occur after upgrading to v3.16.1?
Yes. The reporter said Claude Code recovered after the upgrade, but Hermes still reported `uv trampoline failed to spawn Python child process Caused by: entity not found (os error 2)`.
Does this Hermes problem reproduce on macOS?
The reporter said it did not reproduce on macOS and noted differences between Hermes 0.15.1 and 0.15.2; the thread provided no further conclusion.

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