- Remove duplicate multi_agents.rs (dir-based mod.rs is canonical)
- Sync hanzo-dev protocol with upstream: add ToolSearchCall,
ToolSearchOutput, namespace field on FunctionCall
- Add RequestError type to hanzo-dev backend-client
- Fix pattern matches for new CustomToolCallOutput name field
When both rustls-tls and native-tls features are compiled in (via
chromiumoxide → reqwest default features), reqwest silently defaults to
native-tls. On macOS this is SecureTransport, which fails TLS handshake
against Go crypto/tls servers (Traefik ingress) with "bad protocol
version".
Fix: explicitly call .use_rustls_tls() on every reqwest::Client::builder()
to ensure consistent TLS behavior across all platforms.
Also reverts the earlier native-tls experiment in Cargo.toml files back
to rustls-tls and removes temporary TLS diagnostic logging.
🎯 Major directory restructure and publication preparation:
**Directory Rename:**
- Renamed code-rs/ → hanzo-dev/ for better branding alignment
- Updated all build scripts, GitHub workflows, and documentation
- Fixed all path references across the codebase
**Publication Setup:**
- Updated workspace version to 0.6.0 (production ready)
- Configured main CLI crate as 'hanzo-dev' (available on crates.io)
- Set publish = true for core crates (hanzo-core, hanzo-tui)
- Added proper package metadata (description, license, repository, etc.)
- Maintained internal crate names to minimize dependency changes
**Updated Components:**
- package.json build scripts now reference hanzo-dev/
- GitHub Actions workflows updated for new directory structure
- build-fast.sh and related scripts updated
- Documentation and README references updated
- All Cargo.toml manifests updated with publication metadata
**Publishing Strategy:**
- Main binary: hanzo-dev (new, available for publication)
- Core library: hanzo-core (existing name, ready to publish)
- TUI library: hanzo-tui (existing name, ready to publish)
- Avoids conflict with existing Hanzo AI infrastructure crates
This prepares the codebase for official publication to crates.io while
maintaining full compatibility with the existing build system and
providing clear branding as 'Hanzo Dev' CLI tool.
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