
The original title is: "Fixing Memory Sidecar Module Loading in Hermes-Memory-Installer"
Original: Fixing Memory Sidecar Module Loading in Hermes-Memory-Installer
Short summary
Hermes-memory-installer now correctly loads sidecar modules from the runtime script when the engine starts, rather than relying on build-time placement, closing a critical gap that caused silent memory profiling failures in production. The fix guarantees that memory tracking and heap snapshots work reliably from first access, eliminating the 'sidecar not found' errors common in hybrid environments and non-standard build toolchains. Developers using this tool must regenerate their runtime configuration to pick up automatic sidecar loading, though existing sidecar definitions remain backward compatible.
- •Sidecar modules now load at runtime engine startup instead of build-time
- •Eliminates silent memory profiling failures and 'sidecar not found' errors
- •Requires runtime script regeneration; backward compatible with existing configs
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