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The complaint was that the CLI and TUI still look like codex. They did, but
almost none of it was the word "ChatGPT" — the shipping tree has 69 of those
and most must stay, because they name a real OpenAI account the user actually
holds and renaming them would lie about whose login it is. What made it look
wrong was our own chrome naming itself after someone else's product.
The startup splash was the biggest piece and the one a ChatGPT/Codex grep can
never find: the ASCII art spelled EVERY over CODE — just-every's brand, not
ours. It now spells HANZO over DEV in all four size variants. While rewriting
it, `shift_left(lines, 3)` turned out to strip the first three space characters
anywhere in a line rather than three leading columns; that was invisible while
every line began with three spaces, and HANZO's first row does not. Replaced
with art written at final column positions, and the three near-duplicate
per-size word blocks collapsed into one HANZO array plus a word_lines() helper.
Added two tests for invariants nothing enforced before: declared art height
matches the line count, and each variant fits its own minimum width.
Also deleted a branding band-aid. The /help renderer ran
`cmd.description().replace("Codex", "Code")`, post-processing help text at
display time, which meant any rename that only edited slash_command.rs would be
silently mangled and "Hanzo" could never appear. Removed it and fixed the
source strings instead.
Renamed, because they name us: terminal window title, the DEFAULT_TERMINAL_TITLE
const, the desktop notification title, the assistant's label in the undo preview
("Dev", to stay balanced against "You"), the welcome banner and onboarding copy,
five slash-command descriptions, the settings-overlay upgrade line, the model
migration prompts, the `dev --help` config-override text, and `dev mcp add`.
Kept, because they name a real service or a wire contract: every "Sign in with
ChatGPT" / "your ChatGPT account" string, OPENAI_API_KEY, chatgpt.com and
openai.com URLs, OpenAI model ids including gpt-5.1-codex-max, the ~/.code/ and
~/.codex/ config paths, all CODEX_*/CODE_* env vars, config keys, OAuth client
ids, and the internal Line::from("codex") sentinels that pair with the
is_title_line matcher and are never rendered.
One upstream announcement was reworded rather than renamed: "Codex just got an
upgrade: meet gpt-5.1-codex-max" now names the model instead of the product,
since the model is real and ours is not the product being upgraded.
Verified: cargo nextest run --no-fail-fast --locked -> 1673/1674 pass. The one
failure, code-core git_info::test_collect_git_info_with_remote, is this machine's
`[email protected]:.insteadof https://github.com/` rewriting the test's URL; it
passed on CI run 31143152415.