AgentNet public Windows package — GUI 1.4.19 / native router 0.9.18

Public providers: NVIDIA and Cerebras. Public clients: Claude Code, Codex and
Hermes. Choose whether to use the selected model as your agent model or through
MCP model assistance. MCP is a connection mode, not a separate client.
Provider accounts, model availability, token costs and quotas are the provider's
responsibility. This package does not supply provider tokens or model weights.
Fresh Client setup prefers Cerebras Qwen3.8-27B. The global NVIDIA default and
NVIDIA roles retain their existing routing meaning; all generated Cerebras
exports carry the explicit selected connection-profile header. Existing user
configuration and prior UI choices are preserved.

Import the version2 RouteMyAgent connection document in Connections. Review the
actual provider origin, exact model, client and agent/MCP mode. Existing unchanged
bundled/imported connections can be reused without changing credentials or model
rules. Conflicting user modifications are preserved and reported, not overwritten.
Existing saved connections and private operator settings are not trimmed.

Save the provider key with Save / replace API key. New saves use the Windows
credential vault; JSON contains an opaque native-provider/exact-origin reference.
Missing or unavailable storage fails without silently falling back to a legacy
file, environment value or a different host. Legacy sources remain until explicit
migration. Integrate-bound NVIDIA OS keys do not automatically authorize separate
audio/media service hosts. New connection presets do not verify live entitlement.

On a fresh installation, click Start router to create its separate local access
token, then open Client setup. Exported files contain only that local router token,
never the provider key. Keep exports private. Requests go from the local native
router to your selected provider; the RMA account service is not an inference hop.

Claude Code agent mode exports its settings JSON. Codex agent mode exports
agentnet_local.config.toml: save it beside config.toml in CODEX_HOME (normally
~/.codex), then run codex --profile agentnet_local. Do not merge it into base or
project config, and do not use the obsolete [profiles.*] format. If an existing
profile has that name, choose another <name>.config.toml and matching --profile.
Legacy selectors/tables need explicit review; no client/auth files are rewritten.

MCP mode exports Claude Code .mcp.json or Codex mcp_servers TOML for the actual
selected client. Merge explicitly while preserving existing servers. The local
MCP server exposes router_models and router_delegate, with general/review/debug/
plan/tests workflow options. Exact model/profile examples are shown separately;
client configuration does not pin a tool argument. The agent controls its own
files/tools/approvals; the helper does not run commands or read files automatically.
Provider catalogs may be unavailable; no model entitlement is invented.

Hermes in either mode exports visibly marked PRIVATE MANUAL CONNECTION DETAILS,
not a Hermes configuration file. Map those local endpoint/header/model values
using your installed Hermes documentation. No turnkey Hermes schema or real
installed agent tool loop was verified by this package.

No client settings are installed automatically. Actual Codex offline profile
loading was verified; that is not an inference/agent-loop claim. Public software
updates are manual through https://routemyagent.dev/app; this package does not use
the private operator GitHub update channel. Applications/installers are unsigned.
SHA256 checks identify delivered bytes, not publisher authenticity.

For an existing-root upgrade, keep Install-AgentNet.ps1, SHA256.json, installer
and portable ZIP together. Use the existing checked installer helper only when
you intend to upgrade; it preserves mutable configuration and waits for active
work. This artifact's build/verification did not install or restart anything.
