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docs: align active shared-core references with PuzlWerk - #34
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Independent agent documentation review at Reviewed the AGENTS-only naming change in a separate immutable worktree: display PuzlWerk, technical lowercase Independently ran changed-document spelling/local-link/whitespace checks, confirmed the exact AGENTS-only diff, preserved existing rules and clean review worktree, and audited remaining old-name literals. All runtime/test/fixture/table/manifest/lockfile/license bytes are unchanged. I did not independently repeat the runtime suites for this documentation-only delta; current-head GitHub CI supplies that integration evidence. Keeping Draft per the maintainer's explicit instruction. No Ready transition, merge, auto-merge, publication or source edit performed. |
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For this review, I spot-checked the renamed files and confirmed the new spelling and links are consistent, with historical references preserved. I have not yet run a full-text search in a local checkout, so this is not a comprehensive sweep.
Summary
Update active shared-core branding/repository/issue references and permanent naming guidance in AGENTS.md only. Preserve architecture boundaries, Git rules, licensing, scanner/solver responsibilities and all application behavior.
Display spelling: PuzlWerk. Technical identifiers/paths/imports: lowercase
puzlwerk. GitHub:wstein/puzlwerk. npm:@puzlwerk/*; these names do not imply published dependencies or authorize integration. Prohibit global case-insensitive edits; preserve historical provenance, hashes, ADR references and notices. No change to existing@cubistry/*packages.Part of PuzlWerk PR #14. No solver/application/dependency/CI change, publication or merge. Keep Draft for human review.
Validation
Old-name classification
No old active reference remains in tracked main content. Historical PRs, source URLs/attribution and prior commit records are preserved. No uncertain tracked occurrence remains after context review.