Rename bot references from ocw to OpenWorker

Correlation token now emits [ow:id]; legacy [ocw:id] replies still parse.
Invite hints and docstrings say @OpenWorker.

coworker/connectors/gateway.py

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ class Gateway:
         )
         self._handler = handler
         # Tried before the handler: if an inbound message is an Inbox reply (carries an
-        # [ocw:<id>] token), it resolves the item and is consumed — not routed as a new turn.
+        # [ow:<id>] token), it resolves the item and is consumed — not routed as a new turn.
         self._reply_resolver = reply_resolver
         # A button click on an interactive prompt (resolves an Inbox item by id).
         self._interaction_handler = interaction_handler

coworker/connectors/relay_client.py

@@ -329,7 +329,7 @@ class SlackRelayAdapter(BasePlatformAdapter):
             return
         channel = mapped.source.chat_id  # bare channel id before qualification
         # Resolve friendly names with THIS workspace's bot token (cached per team),
-        # mirroring the Socket-Mode adapter — so cards read "@ocw"/"Rohit"/"#ocw-test"
+        # mirroring the Socket-Mode adapter — so cards read "@OpenWorker"/"Rohit"/"#ocw-test"
         # not raw U…/C… ids. Best-effort: ids fall through on failure.
         if not mapped.source.user_name:
             mapped.source.user_name = await self._display_name(

coworker/connectors/senders.py

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ def _send_slack(
         return SendResult(True, message_id=data.get("ts"))
     err = data.get("error") or "slack send failed"
     if err == "not_in_channel":
-        err = "not_in_channel — invite @ocw to the channel in Slack, then retry"
+        err = "not_in_channel — invite @OpenWorker to the channel in Slack, then retry"
     return SendResult(False, error=err)
 
 

coworker/connectors/slack_directory.py

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Slack API notes: `users.list` is Tier-2 (~20 req/min) and Slack's own guidance
 is to cache it — one paginated sweep per workspace per TTL, filtered locally.
 Private channels only appear where the bot is a MEMBER (API constraint — the
 GUI words it honestly); public channels carry `is_member` so the picker can
-hint "invite @ocw in Slack" instead of silently failing to listen.
+hint "invite @OpenWorker in Slack" instead of silently failing to listen.
 """
 
 from __future__ import annotations
@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ def list_channels(
     refresh: bool = False,
 ) -> dict[str, Any]:
     """Channels the token can see: all public ones, private only where the bot
-    is a member. `is_member` lets the GUI hint "invite @ocw" for the rest."""
+    is a member. `is_member` lets the GUI hint "invite @OpenWorker" for the rest."""
     token = _bot_token(secrets, team_id)
     if not token:
         return {"ok": False, "error": "workspace not connected"}

coworker/connectors/tools.py

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ def _resolve_slack_channel(
     chat_id = str(c["id"]) if team == "default" else f"{team}/{c['id']}"
     if not c.get("is_member"):
         return None, (
-            f"found #{query}, but the bot isn't a member — invite @ocw to #{query} "
+            f"found #{query}, but the bot isn't a member — invite @OpenWorker to #{query} "
             "in Slack, then retry"
         )
     return chat_id, None