CodeCharter now organizes everything, rules, profiles, spec runs, API keys, billing, and the audit log, under organizations rather than individual accounts; see What is an organization? for what that means going forward. If you had an account before this change, here is what happened to it and what, if anything, you need to do.
Your account became an organization
Your existing account is now an organization with you as its Owner, CodeCharter's role with full control including billing; see Roles and permissions. Nothing about what the organization owns changed in the process:
- Your rules and profiles are unchanged and still belong to it.
- Your subscription carried over as the organization's subscription, on the same plan and billing cycle.
- Your audit log history is intact and still starts from your account's original activity.
The organization was also given a fixed, permanent slug, the short,
URL-safe identifier used in its web addresses and, if you have published
anything, in profile references such as your-slug/profile-name. You did
not choose this slug and it will not change.
You can keep working exactly as before. Signing in takes you straight into this organization, and if you have never joined or created a second one, you will not see an organization switcher at all.
Your license
If you use the CLI, your existing license keeps working without any change on your part, and CLI commands keep running as before. A license issued before this change only ever covers your original organization, so it does not yet list any organization you join or create afterward.
To pick up newly joined or created organizations, get a fresh license by signing in to the portal again, or by running:
codecharter update
You only need to do this once you belong to more than one organization and want the CLI to act on more than the original one. As long as you have exactly one organization, the CLI keeps resolving it automatically and no further configuration is required. See License File for how the CLI locates and validates your license.
Billing and settings pages moved
Billing and organization settings now live under the organization, at
addresses like /orgs/your-slug/settings and
/orgs/your-slug/settings/billing, instead of a personal account settings
page. The old /account/billing link still works and forwards you to the
new page automatically. Your payment method, invoices, and plan are all
still there, unchanged; see
Organization billing for details.