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2026-09-25 — Edit registry for chronicle-hq org rename to chronicle-cat


2026-09-25 — Edit registry for chronicle-hq org rename to chronicle-cat

Section titled “2026-09-25 — Edit registry for chronicle-hq org rename to chronicle-cat”

Date: 2026-09-25 Status: ratified Verb: petrova_act_registry_edit Slug: chronicle-hq MR-compliance: MR-7, MR-12

GitHub org chronicle-hq was renamed to chronicle-cat (verified via gh api orgs/chronicle-hq → 404, gh api orgs/chronicle-cat → 200, billing email matching the operator who requested this change). Repo names under the org are unchanged (app, relay, docs, editor, schemas, .github), only the org segment of each URL moves.

The registry slug is kept as chronicle-hq — it is an internal identifier, not a live pointer, and renaming it would cascade into state/chronicle-hq.yaml, this domain file’s filename, and every cross-reference in prior decision docs and audit sweeps, none of which need to change to fix the actual break (a stale url). Only registry.yaml > repos[chronicle-hq].url is corrected.

Historical prose in other entries’ notes fields that uses “chronicle-hq” as a comparison label (e.g. sparki-tools, tektree-io entries) is untouched — those are decisions about other repos made at the time, not live pointers.

registry.yaml > repos[chronicle-hq]:

  • url: https://github.com/chronicle-hq/docs → https://github.com/chronicle-cat/docs

docs/domains/chronicle-hq.md regenerated via npm run domains:generate (parts 1–2 only; parts 3–5 remain author-owned/unspecified, untouched by the regenerate per the generator’s own non-overwrite rule).

This slug’s domain allocation was already unspecified before this rename (profile standard, no DR block, parts 3–5 unauthored — see docs/domains/chronicle-hq.md). The rename does not change that; it remains a separate, pre-existing gap, not something this decision closes.

Human merge required per MR-12 — this PR is opened with the awaiting-human-merge label and does not auto-merge.