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Installing dev and running it got you a sentence telling you to go get a key. The gateway will answer without one — the free pool costs nothing to serve — so the first run now asks it instead of refusing. The credential and the model move together, because either alone is broken: the free key may only ask for a route that costs nothing, and a coding model asked with it is refused. `free` is the pool's own id rather than a vendor `:free` one, so the routes underneath can be retired without reaching this binary. An account still wins wherever both exist, and a build with no free key behaves exactly as it did before — the refusal it used to give is what remains when there is nothing to ask with. The TUI stopped offering to sign the user in to OpenAI on the way past. It was reading auth.json alone, so a Hanzo bearer — the one `hanzo code` sets on the child, and now the free one — looked like no credential at all.