[jlamoreaux]

Summary

The @stratum scope on npm is owned by an unrelated project, so the publishable packages move to the scope we secured, @stratum-eng.

• cli/package.json → @stratum-eng/cli, agent/package.json → @stratum-eng/agent, website/package.json → @stratum-eng/website (private, renamed for consistency). Each package-lock.json had both its top-level name and its packages[""].name updated, which is what npm install writes, so no lockfile drift.
• Prose and code references updated in README.md, AGENTS.md, SECURITY.md, LICENSING.md, ROADMAP.md, CHANGELOG.md, docs/CURRENT_CAPABILITIES.md, docs/REMAINING_WORK.md, docs/user-guide/{cli,faq,getting-started}.md, cli/README.md, agent/README.md, and the npx @stratum-eng/agent usage comment in agent/src/index.ts.
• The mirrored website guides plus the CLI guide description string in website/scripts/mirror-docs.mjs moved in lockstep — that string is compared against the mirrored front matter, so changing one without the other fails check:guides.
• Added changelog.d/npm-scope-stratum-eng.md under ### Changed.

Two judgment calls worth a reviewer's attention:

1. The removed mcp/ package keeps its old name in the changelog. My first commit renamed those two historical entries to @stratum-eng/mcp along with everything else; CodeRabbit caught that, and 9cd2ee1 reverts them. That manifest declared @stratum/mcp in every revision up to the commit that deleted it (6019308) and was never renamed, so the new-scope name refers to a package that has never existed and never will.
2. References to cli and agent in released sections are renamed, including the v0.2.0 entry at line 299. Rewriting released changelog sections is normally off-limits, but those packages still exist under the new scope, so a reader following an entry to npm needs the name that resolves today — where a retired name has no such reader to serve. If you would rather every released section stay verbatim as a matter of policy, say so and I'll revert line 299 too.

changelog.d/npm-scope-stratum-eng.md and those two mcp entries are now the only places the literal string @stratum/ survives, both deliberately.

Out of scope but noticed nearby: cli/package-lock.json and agent/package-lock.json still record "license": "MIT" while their package.json files say Apache-2.0 — pre-existing staleness from the relicensing commit, left alone here.

Related issues

None.

Type of change

• Bug fix
• New feature
• Refactor / cleanup
• Documentation
• Other: npm package rename

How was this verified?

All three gates were run locally on the branch head, plus the repo-specific consistency checks this change could break:

• npm run typecheck — clean
• npm test — 216 files passed, 3 skipped; 3768 tests passed, 28 skipped
• npm run lint — 434 files checked, no fixes applied
• npm run release:check → "CHANGELOG.md and changelog.d/ are well-formed; latest release is 0.2.0" (re-run after the 9cd2ee1 changelog fix)
• cd website && node scripts/mirror-docs.mjs --check → "all 13 mirrors are in sync; 3 pages declared site-owned"
• npm ci --dry-run clean in cli/, agent/, and website/ — that is the command that hard-errors when a manifest and its lockfile disagree on name, so it rules out lockfile drift from the rename (note the CLI & Agent Packages CI job runs npm install, which would not catch this)
• Repo-wide grep confirms no remaining @stratum/ reference outside the two intentional cases above

The only non-Markdown, non-manifest change is a doc comment in agent/src/index.ts, so there is no runtime behavior to exercise beyond the suite above.

Checklist

• Tests added or updated for the change (coverage thresholds still pass) — no test changes needed; no runtime code changed
• A changelog.d/<slug>.md fragment added if this is user-visible (not a direct CHANGELOG.md edit — see changelog.d/README.md)
• Public docs updated if this changes user-facing config, API shape, or evaluator/policy behavior — canonical pages under docs/user-guide/ edited, mirrors regenerated and verified with check:guides
• No secrets, tokens, or personal data committed
• The web UI change (if any) stays server-rendered with no client-side JavaScript — no web UI change
• I have read the CLA and agree to it for this contribution

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Changed

  • Renamed the published CLI and agent packages to @stratum-eng/cli and @stratum-eng/agent.
  • Renamed the website package to @stratum-eng/website.
  • Package names, binaries, and APIs remain unchanged.

• Documentation

  • Updated installation commands, usage examples, licensing information, guides, FAQs, changelogs, roadmap references, and publishing guidance to use the new package names.
  • New installations and npx commands should use the @stratum-eng scope.

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The PR renames the CLI, agent, and website package scopes to @stratum-eng. It updates package metadata, usage examples, repository documentation, changelogs, and website content.

Changes

NPM scope rename

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Package identifiers and usage examples agent/package.json, agent/README.md, agent/src/index.ts, cli/package.json, cli/README.md, website/package.json	Package metadata, headings, and npx examples use the @stratum-eng scope.
Repository documentation and changelog AGENTS.md, CHANGELOG.md, LICENSING.md, README.md, ROADMAP.md, SECURITY.md, changelog.d/..., docs/...	Repository references, policies, guides, and changelog entries use the renamed package scope.
Website documentation references website/scripts/mirror-docs.mjs, website/src/content/docs/guides/*	Website descriptions, headings, and licensing text use the renamed package names.

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 9cd2e

This renames the published CLI and agent package references to @stratum-eng while preserving historical removed-package entries. The reviewed changes are consistent with current package names and are ready to merge.

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A rabbit updates each package name
The old scope hops out of the frame
New docs point the way
With clear names today
The changelog records the change

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⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Missing lockfile updates The PR description states each package-lock.json had its top-level name and packages[""].name updated to the new scope, but no package-lock.json changes appear in the diff. If those edits were not actually committed, npm ci in cli/, agent/, and website/ fails with a package.json/package-lock.json out-of-sync error, and a plain npm install silently rewrites the lockfiles (drift). Confirm the lockfile renames for all three packages are included in this PR; if the diff view simply omits lockfile changes, disregard. "name": "@stratum-eng/cli",

[jlamoreaux]

Checked the "Missing lockfile updates" finding — it's a false positive from a filtered diff, and the reviewer guide's own escape hatch applies ("if the diff view simply omits lockfile changes, disregard").

All three lockfiles are in this PR, each +2/−2, renaming both the top-level name and packages[""].name:

• agent/package-lock.json
• cli/package-lock.json
• website/package-lock.json

CodeRabbit's comment on this PR names the cause explicitly: **/package-lock.json is excluded by its path filters, so a review pass reading that diff sees the package.json rename with no matching lockfile change.

Verified the concrete failure mode the finding predicts, since that's the part that would actually bite:

cli:     npm ci --dry-run  OK
agent:   npm ci --dry-run  OK
website: npm ci --dry-run  OK

npm ci is the command that hard-errors (EUSAGE) when name disagrees between the manifest and the lockfile, and --dry-run still performs that reconciliation, so a clean run in each package directory is direct evidence there is no drift. Worth noting the CI job that installs these packages (CLI & Agent Packages) runs npm install, not npm ci, so its green result would not have caught this class of drift on its own — the check above is what rules it out.

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The rate limit blocked the review of 9cd2ee1, which is the commit that addresses the one finding from the 4004a2b pass. The changes-requested review from that earlier commit is still standing and is currently blocking merge.

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