Recommend uv standalone installer over pip install uv on Windows#43
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pip install uv puts uv.exe in a Python Scripts directory that's often missing from PATH, so the command silently fails to resolve right after install even though the pip install itself succeeded. Astral's own installer configures PATH automatically. Switches the setup guide to it and adds a troubleshooting entry for anyone who already hit the pip-installed version not being found. Also points two stale Task Scheduler links at docs/WINDOWS_SCHEDULING.md instead of the README anchor now that section only summarizes and redirects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
pip install uvto Astral's standalone PowerShell installer, based on a real setup failure:pip install uvsucceeds but theuvcommand isn't recognized afterward becauseuv.exelands in a Python Scripts directory that's often missing from PATH.Test plan