Rename project: seal -> docmend - #11
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The @seal npm scope was already taken by an unrelated party, so the whole project is renamed rather than just the tagline this time: - GitHub repo: dakshcodez/seal -> dakshcodez/docmend (gh repo rename; old URL auto-redirects) - npm packages: @seal/core -> @docmend/core, @seal/cli -> @docmend/cli, @seal/action -> @docmend/action - CLI bin command: seal -> docmend (npx docmend check/init/index) - Env vars: SEAL_GEMINI_API_KEY -> DOCMEND_GEMINI_API_KEY, SEAL_SKIP -> DOCMEND_SKIP - Ignore file: .sealignore -> .docmendignore (source file renamed too: packages/core/src/config/sealignore.ts -> docmendignore.ts) - Internal cache dir: .seal/ -> .docmend/ - All console log prefixes, action.yml name/branding, package.json names/descriptions/repository URLs, both READMEs, TESTING.md, .gitignore's comment about the committed action bundle "docmend" keeps the same self-heal wordplay spirit as the old name (doc + mend, mend being a close synonym for heal) - checked real npm registry and scope availability before landing on it, unlike "seal" originally. Verified with a full sweep for any remaining "seal" references across every tracked text file (zero found, including files with no extension like .gitignore that an earlier extension-filtered grep missed on the first pass) - not just the files touched by the substitution script. Verified runtime behavior, not just that it compiles: seal init's renamed CLI command produces a hook script that actually says "npx docmend check", and GeminiClient correctly reads DOCMEND_GEMINI_API_KEY while no longer recognizing the old SEAL_GEMINI_API_KEY name.
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@sealnpm scope turned out to be already taken by an unrelated party. Rather than just renaming the tagline again, renamed the whole project to docmend (doc + mend — same self-heal wordplay spirit as "seal", checked real npm/scope availability this time before landing on it).Changed:
dakshcodez/seal->dakshcodez/docmend(already done viagh repo rename, old URL auto-redirects)@seal/core->@docmend/core,@seal/cli->@docmend/cli,@seal/action->@docmend/actionseal->docmendSEAL_GEMINI_API_KEY->DOCMEND_GEMINI_API_KEY,SEAL_SKIP->DOCMEND_SKIP.sealignore->.docmendignore(source file renamed:sealignore.ts->docmendignore.ts).seal/->.docmend/action.ymlbranding, package metadata, both READMEs,TESTING.md,.gitignore's commentTest plan
npm run lint/typecheck/buildall pass after re-runningnpm installto re-resolve the renamed workspace symlinks.gitignore, was missed on the first pass and caught on the second)docmend initproduces a hook script that actually containsnpx docmend check;GeminiClientcorrectly readsDOCMEND_GEMINI_API_KEYand confirmed the oldSEAL_GEMINI_API_KEYname is no longer recognized