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docs: introduce the Codex Usage Analyst public identity #365

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Goal

Make the repository front page a compelling, accurate public introduction to Codex Usage Analyst, while preserving the established Codex Usage Tracker name, traffic, install paths, and technical identifiers during a gradual brand transition.

Scope

  • Lead with Codex Usage Analyst — formerly Codex Usage Tracker.
  • Explain the agent-first local usage kernel and Evidence Console value proposition.
  • Restore the established CI, PyPI, download, Python, and license badges.
  • Add an explicit-value hero and current synthetic Evidence Console screenshots.
  • Include copy-paste agent installation and meaningful analysis prompts.
  • Clearly distinguish shipped behavior from future live-sidecar direction.
  • Keep repository, PyPI package, CLI, plugin identifier, MCP namespace, URLs, and install commands unchanged in this phase.
  • Add bounded checks for public claims, links, identifiers, and deterministic assets.

Acceptance

  • README renders correctly on GitHub and retains old-name discoverability.
  • All public claims match current shipped behavior.
  • Focused documentation/package checks pass.
  • Focused PR merges only after CI succeeds.

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