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anthony.wen c0d1c15f95 Update git workflow guidance for reviewed commit and push flow
Document the repo preference that commit-description requests must show the proposed commit message first, followed by the exact git commit command and the exact git push -u origin main command that would be executed.

Require explicit user approval before running either command, and document that push operations should default to git push -u origin main with an interactive handoff at any password or SSH key passphrase prompt.
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# Git Guide
This file records repo-specific git workflow preferences for `/home/aw/code/cds`.
## Repository Reference
- Active repository: `https://git.devreser.com/anthony.wen/cds-ai.git`
- Treat this repository URL as the current `origin` for this workspace unless the user explicitly says it changed.
## Commit Message Requests
- If the user asks for a git commit description, draft the proposed commit message first.
- After the proposed commit message, show the exact `git commit` command that would be used.
- After the `git commit` command, show the exact `git push -u origin main` command that would be used.
- Do not run `git commit` immediately after drafting the message.
- Do not run `git push` immediately after drafting the message.
- Wait for explicit user approval before creating the commit or running the push command.
## Push Requests
- When the user asks to push, use `git push -u origin main` by default unless the user explicitly asks for a different remote or branch.
- If `git push -u origin main` prompts for credentials or an SSH key passphrase, start the command interactively and hand off at the prompt so the user can provide the secret.
- After the user provides the secret, resume the same interactive push session and report the result.
## Commit Scope
- When committing, include only the files relevant to the approved change.
- Leave unrelated worktree changes uncommitted unless the user explicitly asks to include them.