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Renames the product from Comis to AdaptAble throughout the repo. No comis string remains anywhere.

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  1. Namemanifest.json (name, description, toolbar title), popup.html <h1> wordmark, popup.js / parser.js user-facing copy, docs, web app metadata.
  2. Foldercomis/adaptable/ (via git mv, history preserved), plus every referencing path: README (Load unpacked step + pack script), DEMO, ARCHITECTURE, EVALUATION, evals/run.mjs, tests, build scripts, package.json (name, pack:adaptable, adaptable.zip).

Unchanged

The vv- CSS prefix and __VV_SIMPLIFY global — internal abbreviations users never see; rewriting page-injected styles adds risk for no benefit.

⚠️ Action required after merging

Chrome derives an unpacked extension's ID from its folder path, so moving the directory invalidates the existing registration. In chrome://extensions:

  1. Remove the old extension
  2. Load unpacked → select the adaptable/ folder

Saved settings reset, since the extension ID changes. There is no way to move the folder and keep the old registration.

Verification

npm test passes (exit 0). Every manifest.json reference resolves (popup, both content scripts, all 4 icons), and all build/eval/test paths resolve against adaptable/.

Supersedes #1.

kanjustin and others added 2 commits July 14, 2026 03:15
Rename the product everywhere it is user-visible:
- comis/manifest.json: name, description, action title, command description
  (what Chrome shows on the toolbar and the extensions page)
- comis/popup.html: <h1> wordmark
- comis/popup.js, comis/parser.js: status, refusal, and help copy
- docs + web app metadata

The comis/ directory name is intentionally left as-is. Chrome derives an
unpacked extension's ID from its path, so moving the folder breaks the existing
registration (ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND) and resets chrome.storage. Keeping the path
means a plain reload picks up the new name -- no re-install, no data loss.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Complete the rebrand by renaming the extension directory and every path that
references it: README (Load unpacked step, pack script), DEMO, ARCHITECTURE,
EVALUATION, evals/run.mjs, tests, build scripts, and package.json
(name, pack:adaptable, adaptable.zip).

No "comis" string remains anywhere in the repo.

NOTE: Chrome derives an unpacked extension's ID from its folder path, so this
requires a one-time Remove + Load unpacked from adaptable/. There is no way to
move the directory and keep the old registration.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@kanjustin kanjustin changed the title rebrand: Comis → AdaptAble (name only) rebrand: Comis → AdaptAble (name + folder) Jul 14, 2026
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