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name: hermes-troubleshooting
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description: "Use when Hermes gateway, auth, or platform issues arise."
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version: 1.0.0
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category: devops
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metadata:
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hermes:
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tags: [hermes, troubleshooting, gateway, auth, profile, feishu]
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---
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# Hermes Agent Troubleshooting
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Diagnose and fix common Hermes Agent issues: provider authentication failures, gateway crashes, profile isolation, and messaging platform problems.
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## Profile Isolation — Always Check the Right Profile
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Hermes profiles have **separate** configs, logs, and credentials. A critical first step:
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```bash
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hermes profile list # See all profiles and which gateway is running
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hermes status # Check current profile's config
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```
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**Key insight:** When a messaging platform (Feishu, Telegram, etc.) reports an error, the gateway is running under a **different profile** than the TUI session you're currently in. The TUI session's logs won't contain the platform's errors.
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### Log Locations Per Profile
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| Profile | Logs Directory |
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|---------|---------------|
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| default | `/opt/data/logs/` |
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| fey | `/opt/data/profiles/fey/logs/` |
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| other | `/opt/data/profiles/<name>/logs/` |
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Each profile has `agent.log`, `errors.log`, and `gateway.log` (if gateway is running).
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## Provider Authentication Failed
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**Symptom:** User on a messaging platform sees "Provider authentication failed. Check the configured credentials; raw provider details are in the gateway logs."
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**Root cause:** This almost always means the **model API key** (in `config.yaml` → `model.api_key`) is invalid/expired, NOT the platform credentials (App ID, App Secret, etc.).
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### Diagnostic Steps
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1. **Find which profile the gateway runs under:**
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```bash
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hermes profile list
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# Look for the profile with "running" gateway
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```
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2. **Check that profile's agent.log for the real error:**
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```bash
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grep -i "401\|auth.*fail\|invalid.*key\|user_key" /opt/data/logs/agent.log | tail -20
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```
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(Adjust path for non-default profiles.)
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3. **Check the model config:**
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```bash
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grep "api_key\|base_url\|model:" /opt/data/config.yaml | head -10
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```
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4. **Check platform config (to confirm platform creds are fine):**
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```bash
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grep -i "feishu\|telegram\|discord" /opt/data/.env | head -10
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```
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### Common Causes
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- **Custom proxy endpoint key expired:** If `model.base_url` points to a proxy (e.g., `http://113.249.102.8:18080/...`), the proxy's API key may have expired. The proxy returns `401: Authentication failed: invalid user_key`.
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- **API key rotated elsewhere:** The key was changed in the provider's dashboard but not in Hermes `.env`/`config.yaml`.
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- **Wrong profile's key:** The key in the gateway profile doesn't match the one you think is active.
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- **Key format mismatch when switching providers:** Different providers use different key formats. A key valid for one provider (e.g., `sk-sp-...` for a custom proxy) will **not** work for another (e.g., DashScope expects `sk-ant-...`, DeepSeek expects `sk-...`). When changing `model.base_url`, you must also provide a key from the new provider. Verify the key with a quick curl test before restarting the gateway:
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```bash
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curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" https://api.deepseek.com/v1/chat/completions \
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-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY" \
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-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
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-d '{"model":"deepseek-chat","messages":[{"role":"user","content":"hi"}],"max_tokens":1}'
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# Expect 200, not 401
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```
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### Fix
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```bash
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# Update the API key in the correct profile's config
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hermes -p <profile_name> config set model.api_key 'new-key'
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# If also changing the provider endpoint:
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hermes -p <profile_name> config set model.base_url 'https://api.provider.com/v1'
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hermes -p <profile_name> config set model.default 'model-name'
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# Restart gateway (may need s6 kill pattern — see references/s6-gateway-restart.md)
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hermes gateway restart
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```
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### `hermes` CLI Not on PATH
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In containerized setups, `hermes` may not be on the default PATH. Use the full path:
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```bash
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/opt/hermes/.venv/bin/hermes -p default config set model.api_key 'new-key'
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```
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### WebSocket 1011 and "session not found"
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These are **symptoms**, not root causes. When the model API returns 401 repeatedly:
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- Gateway's conversation loop fails → internal error → WebSocket close code 1011
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- Session cache expires during the outage → "session not found"
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- Gateway may disconnect/reconnect the platform adapter
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Fix the auth issue first; these resolve automatically.
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## Gateway Not Running
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**Symptom:** `hermes gateway status` shows "stopped" or messaging platforms show "not configured".
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### Check
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```bash
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hermes gateway status
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hermes profile list # See which profiles have running gateways
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```
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### Fix
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```bash
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hermes gateway run # Foreground (for testing)
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hermes gateway install # Install as background service
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hermes gateway start # Start the service
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```
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If gateway is installed but stopped (e.g., in a container with s6):
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```bash
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# Check if it's a container environment
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hermes status | grep "Manager"
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# If s6: the service may need manual start or container restart
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```
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**Cannot restart from inside gateway?** See `references/s6-gateway-restart.md` for the kill + s6 auto-restart pattern.
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## Gateway Crash Loop
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**Symptom:** Gateway keeps dying and restarting.
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### Check crash logs
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```bash
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# TUI gateway crash log (thread stacks at crash)
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tail -100 ~/.hermes/logs/tui_gateway_crash.log
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# Systemd service failures
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systemctl --user status hermes-gateway
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journalctl --user -u hermes-gateway --since "1 hour ago"
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```
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### Common causes
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- **SSH logout kills gateway:** Enable linger: `sudo loginctl enable-linger $USER`
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- **WSL2 close kills gateway:** Requires `systemd=true` in `/etc/wsl.conf`
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- **Reset failed state:** `systemctl --user reset-failed hermes-gateway`
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## Feishu-Specific Issues
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### Feishu shows "not configured" in one profile but works in another
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Feishu credentials are per-profile. Check the profile that runs the gateway:
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```bash
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# In the gateway's profile:
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grep "FEISHU" ~/.hermes/.env
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# Should have: FEISHU_APP_ID, FEISHU_APP_SECRET, FEISHU_CONNECTION_MODE
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```
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### Feishu WebSocket disconnects
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Normal disconnects (code 1000 "bye") happen during gateway restart. Abnormal disconnects (code 1011) indicate internal errors — usually model auth failures.
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## Quick Diagnostic Checklist
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When something is broken:
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1. `hermes profile list` — Which profile is running?
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2. `hermes status` — Is gateway running? Are platforms configured?
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3. `hermes doctor` — Detailed diagnostics
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4. Check the **right profile's** logs — not the TUI session's logs
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5. `grep "401\|auth\|fail" agent.log` — Find the real error behind generic messages
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# Gateway Restart in s6 Container
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## Problem
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`hermes gateway restart` refuses to run from inside the gateway process (prevents restart loops):
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```
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✗ Refusing to restart the gateway from inside the gateway process.
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This command was blocked to prevent restart loops.
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Use `hermes gateway restart` from a shell outside the running gateway.
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```
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## Solution: Kill + S6 Auto-Restart
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The gateway runs under s6 supervision in a Docker container. s6 auto-restarts services on exit.
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### Step 1: Find the gateway PID
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```bash
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ps aux | grep "hermes.*gateway\|gateway.*hermes" | grep -v grep
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# Look for: hermes gateway run --replace
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```
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### Step 2: Send SIGHUP (graceful) or SIGKILL (force)
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```bash
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kill -HUP <pid> # Graceful — s6 will restart it
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# or
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kill -9 <pid> # Force — use if HUP hangs
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```
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### Step 3: Verify restart
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```bash
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sleep 3
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ps aux | grep "hermes.*gateway" | grep -v grep
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# Should show a NEW PID (s6 restarted it)
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```
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### Step 4: Check logs for clean startup
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```bash
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tail -20 /opt/data/logs/gateway.log
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# Look for: "Starting Hermes Gateway...", platform connections
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```
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## When to Use This
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- After updating `config.yaml` or `.env` for the default profile
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- After `hermes -p <profile> config set ...` changes that need gateway reload
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- When gateway is in a bad state (OOM, stuck, 401 loop)
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- When running from inside the gateway process (TUI session, cron job, etc.)
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## Important Notes
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- **Do NOT use `nohup` or `&`** — s6 manages the lifecycle
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- **PID will change** — s6 spawns a new process; don't track the old PID
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- **Config reload is automatic** — gateway reads config.yaml on startup
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- **Platform reconnection** — Feishu, Weixin, etc. reconnect within ~5 seconds
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