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`polygo` is held by a dormant account from 2016, and GitHub app names share the username namespace, so the app could never have it. `polygolint` puts the brand first, reads as a name rather than an instruction, and "lint" says the thing that matters about it: deterministic, no model. The byline on a pull request becomes polygolint[bot]. Only what a user sees changes. The crate, binary, container and Cloud Run service stay polygo-bot: they are internal names, and the service URL is wired into the app's webhook configuration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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polygois held by a dormant account created in 2016 (two repos, no followers, untouched since 2022), and GitHub app names share the username namespace — so the app could never have that name.polygolint, then. The brand comes first, it reads as a name rather than an instruction (
usepolygo[bot] commentedsounds like an ad above a code review), and lint names the category honestly — deterministic, no model — where bot said nothing and check just named a subcommand. On a pull request the byline is nowpolygolint[bot].Changed here: the install links in the README and
bot/README.md, the privacy policy's opening line, and the review mockups, whose byline is baked into the image. The Marketplace screenshot was regenerated from the same source.Deliberately unchanged: the crate, the binary, the container and the Cloud Run service are still
polygo-bot. They are internal names, and the service URL is in the app's webhook configuration — renaming them buys nothing and risks the delivery path.🤖 Generated with Claude Code