Name the generator we actually run

Our SDKs are generated by openapi-generator on our own CI. The docs said a
hosted third-party service, which we retired: hanzoai/openapi's LLM.md and its
regenerate-sdks.yml both already said so, while its README still called that
service "canonical" and told a reader to fetch an API key for it out of KMS.

Two sources disagreeing is how somebody follows the wrong one, and the wrong one
here sends them looking for a credential that should not exist.

The same claim had spread to what customers and agents read: five pages on
docs.hanzo.ai and six agent skills advertised a vendor we do not use, and
hip-0040 -- the standard for multi-language SDKs -- argued FOR it by name. The
argument survives without the brand, because it was never about the vendor: one
spec beats N hand-written clients. python-sdk's mock script also pulled that
vendor's fork of prism-cli; it takes upstream @stoplight/prism-cli now.

What is deliberately left alone is every occurrence that is not about us: a
filament material in a 3D-printer integration, a browser of that name in three
user-agent parsers, tokenizer vocabulary where the string is a token id, and
citations recording where Mux, Perigon and Stigg publish their own specs.
Renaming any of those breaks something real.

scripts/generate.sh

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
 # Regenerate the Hanzo Python client (`hanzoai`) from the unified OpenAPI spec.
 #
 # The ONE way: hanzoai/openapi `hanzo.yaml` is the single source of truth. The
-# `hanzoai` package under pkg/ is generated from it with openapi-generator — no
-# Stainless. Other pkg/hanzo-* packages are hand-written and untouched here.
+# `hanzoai` package under pkg/ is generated from it with openapi-generator, run
+# on our own CI. Other pkg/hanzo-* packages are hand-written and untouched here.
 #
 #   ./scripts/generate.sh                 # pulls spec from hanzoai/openapi@main
 #   SPEC=/path/to/hanzo.yaml ./scripts/generate.sh   # local spec override

scripts/mock

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ echo "==> Starting mock server with URL ${URL}"
 
 # Run prism mock on the given spec
 if [ "$1" == "--daemon" ]; then
-  npm exec --package=@stainless-api/[email protected] -- prism mock "$URL" &> .prism.log &
+  npm exec --package=@stoplight/[email protected] -- prism mock "$URL" &> .prism.log &
 
   # Wait for server to come online
   echo -n "Waiting for server"
@@ -37,5 +37,5 @@ if [ "$1" == "--daemon" ]; then
 
   echo
 else
-  npm exec --package=@stainless-api/[email protected] -- prism mock "$URL"
+  npm exec --package=@stoplight/[email protected] -- prism mock "$URL"
 fi