anthony.wen
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- update the git guide to require post-commit verification before reporting success - document that commit verification must confirm git commit exited successfully, HEAD advanced, and the new commit appears in git log - document that failed or non-created commits must be reported clearly instead of being claimed as successful
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# Git Guide
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This file records repo-specific git workflow preferences for `/home/aw/code/cds`.
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## Repository Reference
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- Active repository: `https://git.devreser.com/anthony.wen/cds-ai.git`
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- Treat this repository URL as the current `origin` for this workspace unless the user explicitly says it changed.
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## Commit Message Requests
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- If the user asks for a git commit description, draft the proposed commit message first.
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- When warranted by the size or complexity of the change, provide both:
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- a concise commit title/summary line
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- a detailed commit description/body listing the key changes
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- The proposed `git commit` command should match the full proposed message, including the detailed body when one is warranted.
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- After the proposed commit message, show the exact `git commit` command that would be used.
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- After the `git commit` command, show the exact `git push -u origin main` command that would be used.
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- If the user asks for a git commit, do not commit immediately.
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- First show both:
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- the proposed commit description/message
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- the exact `git commit` command planned for execution
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- When a detailed body is warranted, do not reduce the proposed commit to only the short title at execution time.
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- Do not run `git commit` immediately after drafting the message.
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- Do not run `git push` immediately after drafting the message.
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- Wait for explicit user approval before creating the commit or running the push command.
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- Do not treat a request such as "give me the git commit" or "make the commit" as approval by itself.
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- Only execute `git commit` after the user explicitly approves the displayed commit command.
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- If the user changes the requested commit message or scope after commands are shown, rebuild the proposal and wait for fresh approval.
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- After executing `git commit`, always verify that the commit actually succeeded before reporting success.
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- Verification must include checking that:
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- `git commit` exited successfully
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- `HEAD` advanced to a new commit
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- the new commit appears in `git log --oneline -n 1`
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- Do not claim a commit was created unless that verification has been completed.
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- If `git commit` did not actually create a commit, report that clearly and leave the changes as uncommitted.
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## Push Requests
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- 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.
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- Do not execute `git push -u origin main` or any other git push command from the assistant when credentials or an SSH key passphrase might be required.
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- Instead, show the exact push command and tell the user to run it directly in the terminal.
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- Do not accept passwords or passphrases through chat for git operations.
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- If the user asks the assistant to take the password/passphrase handoff, refuse and direct the user to complete the prompt from the terminal.
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## Commit Scope
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- When committing, include only the files relevant to the approved change.
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- Leave unrelated worktree changes uncommitted unless the user explicitly asks to include them.
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