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The refusal messages below always leave the user a working next step for their data (``hermes uninstall --data`` / the desktop app's Settings -> About page). ) annotationsN)Path)Optionalz desktop-appdockernixz apt-termuxu✗ This Hermes runs from inside the desktop app bundle. Manage updates from within the desktop app. Prefer a self-managed source install? See: https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/switching-to-sourceu✗ This Hermes runs from the Nix store. The store path is immutable. Update through your flake: nix flake update && rebuild your profile or systemu✗ This Hermes runs from a Termux APT package. The package manager owns the code tree. Update with: pkg upgrade hermes-agentu✗ This Hermes is a source checkout running under Termux. Source installs are not supported on Termux — `hermes update` would build Python packages on the device. Switch to the APT package: pkg install hermes-agentzpkg install hermes-agentu✗ This Hermes install is managed by {steward}. 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The store path is immutable — uninstall it the same way you installed it: remove hermes-agent from your flake / profile (e.g. `nix profile remove`), then rebuild. u*✗ Hermes is managed by the desktop app. win32uC Remove the app from Windows Settings → Apps → Installed apps. darwinzB Quit the app and drag Hermes.app from Applications to the Trash. zK Delete the Hermes AppImage (or app directory) from wherever you saved it. u✗ Hermes is managed by {steward}. The tree has no git checkout, so the uninstaller will not remove it. Remove it with the tool that installed it. c V^8dQhRRRR/#)stewardstrreturn)formats"7/home/ubuntu/.hermes/hermes-agent/hermes_cli/steward.py __annotate__rs<>rc V^8dQhRRRR/#)r project_rootrr dictr)rs"rrrs 2 2T 2d 2rc^RIHp\P!V!V4P RR74p\T\4'dT#/# \ \ 3d/u#i;i)uThe build stamp of ``project_root``, or ``{}``. 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