The rename had left the repo half-named: README, CONTRIBUTING, SECURITY, Cargo.toml, the issue templates and docs all still said "Hanzo Search" and linked github.com/hanzoai/search. Two things were worse than stale. The README credited the upstream engine to "Index SAS" and said this repo is based on itself — a false attribution, fixed back to Meili SAS and meilisearch/meilisearch. And the docs shipped a TypeScript example importing `@hanzo/search`, a package that does not exist; it is now the `fetch` calls that actually work. `hanzoai/search-go` (a real repo) and `hanzoai/search-fts5` (named in the Dockerfile as where a build lesson came from) are deliberately untouched. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
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