Org migration: create fresh repos with clean history

[zeevdr]

Description

Create fresh repos in the opendecree org with squashed/clean history, and set up a local decree-workspace directory for development.

Fresh repos (GitHub)

• Create repos in opendecree org: decree, decree-python, decree-typescript, decree-ui
• Create org-level .github repo for shared community health files
• Configure repo settings: enable Issues, set default branch to main
• For each repo:
  • Apply all path/reference updates (per Org migration: update Go module paths (zeevdr → opendecree) #171-Org migration: update all documentation and agent context #175)
  • Create an orphan branch from updated code
  • Commit all files as initial commit
  • Push to opendecree/<repo> as main

Local workspace setup

Set up a dedicated workspace directory:

~/decree-workspace/
├── CLAUDE.md              # cross-repo instructions for Claude
├── decree/                # clone of opendecree/decree
├── decree-python/         # clone of opendecree/decree-python
├── decree-typescript/     # clone of opendecree/decree-typescript
├── decree-ui/             # clone of opendecree/decree-ui
└── .claude/               # workspace-level memory, settings

• Create ~/decree-workspace/
• Clone all 4 repos from opendecree org
• Create workspace-level CLAUDE.md with cross-repo instructions (replaces current ~/GolandProjects/CLAUDE.md)
• Move/recreate .claude/ workspace memory
• Configure git user for the workspace (zeevdr account)

Why workspace?

• Single CLAUDE.md for cross-repo AI context
• Clean separation from other projects (FinP2P/Ownera)
• Easier git auth scoping
• Optional go.work for unified Go tooling
• Old GolandProjects/decree* clones serve as backups

Depends on

• Org migration: create opendecree GitHub organization #169 (org created)

Notes

• Do NOT transfer repos — creating fresh avoids carrying old stars/issues/PRs that reference dead paths
• Old repos will be archived later (Org migration: archive old zeevdr/* repos #177)

[zeevdr]

Completed — migrated to opendecree org.