Rai220 removes a plan label that was not doing any work

The fork stops presenting every user with the same inactive "Free" plan status.

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Rai220 has stripped out the plan-tier display from the sidebar and settings, treating it as clutter rather than a useful account signal.

The change does not introduce paid plans, alter permissions, or change billing. It simply removes a label that was identical for every account while retaining the underlying account information for future use. That makes the product a little less likely to imply that plan choices or usage controls exist when they do not.

So what Legal teams assessing Mike's day-to-day usability may appreciate the cleaner interface, but should look elsewhere in the fork for any real entitlement or billing model.

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d7a6377e feat: drop the plan tier label from the UI Крестников Константин Николаевич 2026-09-10 ↗ GitHub

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`d7a6377e`	feat: drop the plan tier label from the UI	Крестников Константин Николаевич	2026-09-10	↗ GitHub
commit body `tier` defaults to 'Free' in the schema and nothing ever changes it, so both places that rendered it showed every user the same word: a grey line under the name in the sidebar, and a "Usage Plan" section in account settings whose only content was that word. Remove both, along with the sidebar helper that is now unused. The `tier` field itself stays in the schema, the profile API and the client type; only its display goes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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`tier` defaults to 'Free' in the schema and nothing ever changes it, so both
places that rendered it showed every user the same word: a grey line under the
name in the sidebar, and a "Usage Plan" section in account settings whose only
content was that word. Remove both, along with the sidebar helper that is now
unused. The `tier` field itself stays in the schema, the profile API and the
client type; only its display goes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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