bos55-nix-config-cicd/.agent/rules/git-workflow.md
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meta: add AI agent rules and skills
Create a modular, context-aware style guide for AI code assistants.

- Add nixos-architecture skill for .nix file generation and networking patterns
- Add dns-management rule to enforce Bind9 SOA serial increments
- Add cicd-networking rule for direct-IP runner authentication
- Add git-workflow rule to enforce conventional and atomic commits
2026-03-17 22:52:15 +01:00

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---
name: git-workflow
description: Rules for generating Git commit messages and managing branch workflows.
globs: ["COMMIT_EDITMSG", ".git/*"]
---
# Git Workflow Constraints
When generating commit messages, reviewing code for a commit, or planning a branch workflow, strictly follow these standards:
1. **Commit Formatting**
- **Conventional Commits**: You MUST format all commit messages using conventional prefixes: `feat:`, `fix:`, `docs:`, `refactor:`, `ci:`, `meta:`.
- **Clarity**: Ensure the message clearly explains *what* changed and *why*.
2. **Atomic Commits**
- Group changes by a single logical concern.
- NEVER mix documentation updates, core infrastructure code, and style guide changes in the same commit.
- Ensure that the generated commit is easily revertible without breaking unrelated features.
3. **Branching Workflow**
- Always assume changes will be pushed to a feature branch to create a Pull Request.
- Do not suggest or generate commands that push directly to the main branch.